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sh03641

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Question 1

In a B cell, immunoglobulin genes of only one of the two chromosomes are expressed; this is called:


◦ class switching.
◦ allelic exclusion.
◦ productive rearrangement.
◦ nonproductive rearrangement.
◦ gene silencing.

Question 2

Somatic recombination of immunoglobulin genes occurs by:


◦ single-strand nick and exonuclease action at the heptamers of two consensus sequences.
◦ single-strand nick and exonuclease action at the nonamers of two consensus sequences.
◦ double-strand breaks at the heptamers of two consensus sequences.
◦ double-strand breaks at the nonamers of two consensus sequences.
◦ double-strand breaks at one nonamer and one heptamer of two consensus sequences.
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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