A) histone proteins that have slightly different amino acid sequences and have specialized functions
B) histone proteins that have slightly different amino acid sequences but are found in nucleosomes throughout the chromosomes
C) histone proteins that have been modified by acetylation
D) histone proteins that have been modified by acetylation and phosphorylation
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A) There is no difference between Lamarckian theories of inheritance and epigenetic inheritance.
B) These epigenetic changes affect a specific allele. If the allele is not present, then coat color will not be affected by diet.
C) The change in coat color occurs in the offspring and not in the mother.
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A) the study of irreversible changes in DNA sequence.
B) the study of reversible mechanisms that lead to changes in gene expression that involve changes in DNA sequence.
C) the study of irreversible mechanisms that lead to changes in gene expression that do not involve changes in DNA sequence.
D) the study of reversible mechanisms that lead to changes in gene expression that do not involve changes in DNA sequence.
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A) A transcriptional repressor recruits nucleosome remodeling proteins that alter nucelosome positioning, modification, and composition. This allows for the formation of a closed chromatin complex, and binding of general transcription factors and RNA polymerase II. Histone cores remain on the gene as transcript elongation occurs.
B) A transcriptional repressor recruits general transcription factors and RNA polymerase II without affecting nucleosome positioning.
C) A transcriptional activator recruits nucleosome remodeling proteins that alter nucleosome positioning, modification and composition. This allows for the formation of an open chromatin complex, and binding of general transcription factors and RNA polymerase II. Finally as transcription elongation occurs, histone cores are evicted from the DNA to allow the RNA polymerase to transcribe the gene.
D) A transcriptional activator recruits general transcription factors and RNA polymerase II. Finally as transcription elongation occurs, histone cores remain with the DNA.
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A) small effector molecules, proteins that alter the composition of nucleosomes, and DNA methylation.
B) small effector molecules, proteins that alter the composition of nucleosomes, DNA methylation, and basal transcription factors.
C) small effector molecules, proteins that alter the composition of nucleosomes, but not DNA methylation.
D) proteins that alter the composition of nucleosomes and DNA methylation, but not small effector moecules.
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A) environmental epigenetic control is the result developmental processes interacting with the environment.
B) developmental epigenetic control is a normal process that occurs in all offspring.
C) environmental epigenetic control is a normal process that occurs in all offspring.
D) the differences between the two lie in the mechanisms that each uses.
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A) They interact with receptors located in the plasma membrane of the cell.
B) After interacting with the receptor, they release HSP90.
C) The receptors form a homodimer that travels to the nucleus.
D) The homodimer interacts with GRE, activating transcription.
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A) the diet is low in folic acid and vitamin B₁₂.
B) the offspring carry the Avy allele.
C) the transposon at the Avy locus in the progeny is hypermethylated.
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A) X-chromosome inactivation
B) Genomic imprinting
C) Polycomb group (PcG) proteins
D) mRNA stability
E) All of the answers are correct.
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A) X-chromosome inactivation in female mammals
B) Genomic imprinting
C) Epigenetic modifications during cell differentiation
D) Development of queen bees determined by exposure to royal jelly
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A) The enzyme that is insensitive to methylation serves as a control to make sure the inability of the other enzyme to digest DNA is not due to a mutation.
B) These are used in pairs because experiments have to be replicated and this one way of performing a replication of the experiment.
C) The experimental design is flawed because there should be a third enzyme that would serve as a positive control
D) This experimental design is able to identify the number of methylated C residues in a particular region of DNA.
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A) Xist and Tsix
B) Xist
C) TsiX
D) Xic
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A) DNA methylation
B) Covalent histone modification
C) Chromatin remodeling
D) All of the answers are correct.
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A) Xic
B) Xist
C) Tsix
D) All of the answers are correct
E) None of the answers are correct
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A) Oogenesis
B) Spermatogenesis
C) Embryogenesis
D) All of the answers are correct.
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A) phosphorylation.
B) binding of carbohydrates.
C) lipid modifications.
D) sulfation.
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