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Question 1

Which assay allows you to identify the exact location of the protein-binding sequence within a promoter?
◦ western/immuno blotting
◦ in situ hybridization
◦ pulse-chase assay
◦ Southern blotting
◦ DNA footprint protection assay

Question 2

Which enzyme is required to initiate 5′ capping of eukaryotic mRNA transcripts by removing the terminal phosphate group?
◦ ribozyme
◦ guanylyl transferase
◦ methyl transferase
◦ adenylyl cyclase
◦ phosphodiesterase
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