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Author Question: ARS elements in the yeast genome have which of the following properties? (Read 11 times)

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True or False? Most mutations affecting partitioning in bacteria map in genes coding for recombinases.


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Question 2

ARS elements in the yeast genome have which of the following properties?


◦ Extend for ~50 bp and include a consensus A element and additional B elements
◦ Extend for ~100 bp and include a consensus A element and additional B elements
◦ Extend for ~30 bp and include a consensus A element and additional B and C elements
◦ Extend for ~60 bp and include a consensus A element and additional B and C elements
◦ Extend for ~100 bp and include a consensus A element and additional B and C elements
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2022
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olivia_rose

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Reply 2 on: Nov 9, 2022
Wow, this really help

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