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Elongation factor is sensitive to
diphtheria toxin in:
a) eukaryotes
b) archea
c)prokaryotes |
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both induction and repression
are types of ____________ REGULATION
a)negative
b)positive |
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| What type of bacteria are involved in quorum sensing? |
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| The glucosylated DNA is resistant to virtually all __________ ______________ |
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| restriction endonucleases |
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| final electron acceptor in fermentation |
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| conversion of normal cells in to tumor cells |
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| Which of the following is a soluble electron carrier? |
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change in the DNA sequence but not change the protein
sequence. Same amino acid is inserted since the code is
degenerate |
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Conversion of an amino acid codon to a stop
codon |
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Change the codon for one amino acid to
another. |
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| Pur to Pur (A to G) or Pyr to Pyr (C to T) |
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| Pur to Pyr (A to T) or Pyr to pur (T to A) |
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DNA present in the surrounding medium passes
through the cell membrane and becomes integrated into the bacterial
genome. |
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DNA from the chromosome of a phage infected bacterium
is accidentally encapsidated instead of the viral DNA and when this
virus particle attaches to another bacterium and injects this host DNA it
becomes integrated into the bacterial chromosome. |
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Two types
A. Plasmid transfer: Plasmid carries genes necessary for its transfer.
B. Chromosome transfer. A conjugative plasmid integrates into the
chromosome and when it tries to conjugate it attempts to transfer
the entire chromosome. |
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kills the cell by binding to the ribosome
and inhibiting protein synthesis. |
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| Analyzing genome sequences to extract data |
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| environmental genomics: genomic analysis of all genomes of all organisms inhabiting a particular environment |
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