What are the cis acting sequences that control transcription in bacterial genes?
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What are the cis acting sequences that control transcription in bacterial genes?
Question 2 options:
cap, start codon, stop codon.
enhancers, silencers, operator, promoter, polyadenylation signal.
5 prime end of RNA, GU-splice site, branch point-A, AG-splice site, polyadenylation signal.
repressors, activators, cap, start codon, stop codon.
promoters, GU-splice site, branch point-A, AG-splice site, polyadenylation signal.
enhancers, silencers, promoters, polyadenylation signal.
repressors, activators.
attenuators, Shine-Dalgarno sequence, start codon, stop codon
activator binding site, promoter, operator, termination site
start codon, stop codon.
cap, start codon, stop codon.
enhancers, silencers, operator, promoter, polyadenylation signal.
5 prime end of RNA, GU-splice site, branch point-A, AG-splice site, polyadenylation signal.
repressors, activators, cap, start codon, stop codon.
promoters, GU-splice site, branch point-A, AG-splice site, polyadenylation signal.
enhancers, silencers, promoters, polyadenylation signal.
repressors, activators.
attenuators, Shine-Dalgarno sequence, start codon, stop codon
activator binding site, promoter, operator, termination site
start codon, stop codon.
Explanation / Answer
activator binding site, promoter, operator, termination site are cis acting sequences because they are in surrounding of the gene.
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