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Question 1

When staining polytene chromosomes, a puff is associated with:


◦ regions of heterochromatin.
◦ regions with high levels of gene expression.
◦ regions with low levels of gene expression.
◦ regions of chromosome damage.
◦ regions of active DNA replication.

Question 2

Which of the following is not associated with multicellular eukaryotic centromeres?


◦ Centromeric sequences are usually long.
◦ Centromeric DNA is highly repetitive.
◦ Centromeric chromatin has unique histone variants.
◦ Centromeric DNA contains a few highly expressed genes.
◦ Recombination of centromeric DNA is suppressed.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2022
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