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A) 75 bp
B) 150 bp
C) 200 bp
D) 350 bp
E) Cannot tell from the information given
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A) increases the affinity of the core polymerase for nonpromoter sequences.
B) decreases the affinity of the core polymerase for specific promoter sequences.
C) is responsible for transcribing many genes.
D) is associated with a holoenzyme, enabling the formation of more stable complexes.
E) All of the above.
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A) repressor
B) sliding clamp
C) helicase
D) initiation factor
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A) addition of a 5ʹ-5ʹ triphosphate linkage to GTP
B) methylation of the terminal CCA triad
C) addition of a polyA tail to the 3ʹ end
D) removal of intron sequences
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A) is a hypothetical sequence.
B) indicates the nucleotides most commonly found at each position.
C) describes the most efficient promoter sequence for the RNA polymerase holoenzyme.
D) All of the above
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A) be a palindrome
B) have dyad symmetry
C) contain an intron
D) have a tandem repeat
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A) Promoters are regions of DNA which serve as transcription initiation sites.
B) Initiation is the rate-limiting step in transcription.
C) Each gene, in eukaryotic cells, usually has its own promoter.
D) All of the above
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A) occurs at certain DNA sequences where the elongation complex is unstable.
B) sometimes requires a specific protein, rho, which facilitates disassembly.
C) often occurs near pause sites.
D) All of the above
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A) The TBP subunit is only required for the initiation of transcription of class II genes.
B) The binding of TBP to DNA distorts the DNA out of the standard B-DNA form.
C) Contacts between TBP and DNA are mainly in the minor groove.
D) TBP forms a saddle-shaped molecular clamp that surrounds DNA at the TATA box.
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A) discovering that the sequence of an mRNA molecule is complementary to a segment of one of the DNA strands.
B) predicting the ʺcentral dogmaʺ of molecular biology.
C) proposing that a single unit of heredity directed the production of a single enzyme.
D) All of the above
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A) lacA
B) lacI
C) lacY
D) lacZ
E) None of the above; they are all part of the lac operon
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A) addition of nucleotides
B) removal of nucleotides
C) covalent modification of bases
D) phosphorylation at the 3ʹ end
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A) In the presence of both glucose and lactose, the enzymes necessary for lactose catabolism are produced only in limited amounts.
B) Lactose is the inducer for the enzymes responsible for its own catabolism.
C) In the absence of lactose, the repressor binds to a single site upstream of the lac genes.
D) The catabolic enzymes are encoded in a three-gene operon controlled by a single promoter.
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A) They are subunits of TFIIB and TFIID, respectively.
B) TBP is required to initiate transcription of class I and class III genes .
C) They are not associated with RNA polymerase I and RNA polymerase III.
D) All of the above
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