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Question 1

______________ are bacterial regulator RNAs.


◦ CUTs
◦ PROMPTs
◦ sRNAs
◦ snRNAs
◦ snoRNAs

Question 2

E. coli cells have CRISPRs for the purpose of:


◦ activating expression of a group of genes.
◦ editing mRNAs with specific sequence changes.
◦ repressing expression of a group of genes.
◦ triggering alternative splicing of an mRNA.
◦ defending against phage infection.
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