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Question 1

How much σ factor relative to core enzyme is there in a typical actively growing bacterial cell?


◦ About the same amount
◦ About one-fourth as much
◦ Somewhat more than core enzyme
◦ About half as much
◦ More than twice as much

Question 2

In bacteria, mutation(s) in what location(s) would be most likely to affect transcription rate of a gene?


◦ At the start codon
◦ At 35 nucleotides upstream from the transcription start point only
◦ At 10 nucleotides upstream from the transcription start point only
◦ At the transcription start point
◦ Either 10 or 35 nucleotides upstream from the transcription start point
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mt05945

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