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Question 1

Lampbrush chromosomes are formed during:


◦ extended meiosis lasting up to several days.
◦ extended meiosis lasting up to several months.
◦ extended interphase lasting up to several hours.
◦ extended interphase lasting up to several days.
◦ extended interphase lasting up to several months.

Question 2

Matrix attachment regions (MARS) are DNA sequences that attach to the nuclear matrix and are characterized by:


◦ A-T rich regions with a specific consensus sequence.
◦ G-C rich regions with a specific consensus sequence.
◦ G-C rich regions without any specific consensus sequence.
◦ A-T rich regions without any specific consensus sequence.
◦ A consensus sequence without any base preference.
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