Biology

True or False? When pairs of human and mouse homologous genes are compared, the genes located on ...

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Which of the following types of genes is not encoded in animal mitochondrial DNA?

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Unicellular eukaryotic genomes generally contain:

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The closest known relative of mitochondria among bacteria is:

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One hundred percent linkage between a restriction marker and a distinct phenotype would imply:

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Mitochondrial DNA mutations accumulate:

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In a genetic cross between two flies, one with dark eye pigment and a single DNA fragment ...

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A major proportion of moderately repetitive DNA in a typical eukaryote consists of:

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True or False? The range in sizes of introns is much greater than the range in sizes of exons in ...

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True or False? Only mutations in exons and the 5' UTR can affect production of protein from a gene.

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When comparing exons and introns, mutations occur:

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The length of genes in a gene family often varies; this variation is most often determined by:

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Single-base mutations at exon/intron junctions can cause all but which one of the following?

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Positional information in a fertilized egg leads to:

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Mutations that affect splicing:

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In general, as genome size increases in different organisms:

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About what percentage of point mutations that cause human disease are due to disruption of RNA splicing?

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When using a vector with a lacZ gene containing restriction sites for insertion, cells with the ...

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To screen for a specific gene replacement when introducing a transgene into animal cells, the cells ...

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RNA interference is a useful method for creating which of the following in eukaryotic cells?

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In neutral agarose gel electrophoresis, DNA is:

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High stringency wash conditions to remove nonspecific probe interactions on a Southern blot would involve:

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For measuring transcription activity of a particular gene, which of the following is useful?

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Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) analysis is used to study:

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A vector that can replicate in both yeast and bacterial cells is called a:

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