Question 1 The nat site involved in Rho-dependent termnuaton is what tpe of mole

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Question 1 The nat site involved in Rho-dependent termnuaton is what tpe of molecle? DTwu of the abors EAllof lhe above Question 2 A.he-10 consensus sequence or Pribaow bos nsus sequencss that are ievaved in prokaryotic/bacterial transcription include I the -35 consensus sequencs enahatcer ,- EAIl of the above Lia forms on a newly dscovared eso-planet (planet found outsde of our solar sysienj are very umlxw to those found on Earth, woxcept their proteiss ae made of 120 different amino acids. Oberwse their ONA and RNA compositions are denical to these found on Earth This obserition suggests that the codots coding for the amino acids are lkey to be at least how many baves lrg? ED Queation 4 Profein factors (IFs, P%, and sils) play criical oles in each of the sieps in tranelation af a message by the nbosome Which of he folkrwing general statements pertaining to her funcions and mecharns action is/are true? C A Some of these factors bind taNA and fciane their binding to the appropriate stes in the r k Some of these factors bind GTP and rety on ter tydrolysis to GDP to sgnal he r D.Two of the above E Al of the above Which of the following statement is true for both DNA repication and transcripton? r A Boh polymerases catayze the formation of phophedester bonds bebween nuclecides r B Pimers are required to provide 3-0H group for both polymerases t ntale te symheus at DNA RNA. r C DNA and RNA synthess both proceed in a 5 to 3 drecion orin oher words, nucleoades are added to tho 3. groups of the growing chara D. Two of the above E All of the above

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1-B RNA

2-E option All of the above are involved in bacterial/prokaryotic transcription.

3-C option

4-E option

5- A option because both can form the phosphodiester bond but primers provides to 3'OH group to to just one of them.

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