Exam 16: Regulation of Gene Expression
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"Genomic imprinting" is a term for epigenetic changes that are passed down to offspring.Sometimes a particular gene is silenced when it comes from the sperm genome, as opposed to the egg genome.This silencing could be preserved during growth of the embryo through the action of _______.
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In brain tissue, alternative splicing in humans is _______ frequent than it is in chimpanzees, allowing for _______ different proteins per gene in humans than in chimpanzees.
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What is the main difference between general and specific transcription factors?
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How does gene regulation differ between prokaryotes and multicellular eukaryotes?
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Eukaryotic gene regulation differs from prokaryotic gene regulation in that
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If a mutation in a silencer makes it much harder for proteins to bind to it, which is most likely to occur?
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The site on the operon DNA where a repressor binds is called the _______ sequence.
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Some metabolic pathways are regulated in part by changes in the rate of degradation of key enzymes.This is an example of
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Refer to the figure showing positive and negative regulation.
Which system would be more likely to respond to the presence of a specific carbon source (not glucose or lactose), and why?
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In which organisms would you not expect to find miRNA gene-silencing mechanisms?
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Two identical twins showed very similar methylation patterns when they were 4 years old, but these patterns diverged considerably by the time they were 40 years old.What is the most likely explanation for this?
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Refer to the figure showing the reproductive cycle of a typical lytic virus.
Which number identifies an early protein that stimulates late gene production?
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If a mutation causes a reduction in the production of demethylase, the expected effect will be _______ in the amount of overall methylation and therefore _______ in overall gene expression.
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Which of the following is a strategy that a virus could use in order to ensure viral reproduction in the host cell?
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