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Question 1

TATA-binding protein is involved in transcription of which class(es) of genes?


◦ Messenger RNAs only
◦ Ribosomal RNAs only
◦ Transfer RNAs only
◦ Small RNAs only
◦ All types of RNAs

Question 2

The minimal promoters for genes transcribed by RNA polymerase II often extend:


◦ a few bases upstream and more than 100 bases downstream of the start site.
◦ more than 25 bases upstream and more than 30 bases downstream of the start site.
◦ more than 400 bases downstream of the start site.
◦ more than 750 bases upstream of the start site.
◦ more than 1000 bases upstream of the start site.
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