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Why siRNA phenomenon is utilized in cell biology? Because specific gene silencing leads to blocking protein translation Because specific gene silencing leads to blocking mRNA transcription Because specific gene silencing leads to blocking DNA replication All answers are correct
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X Which process best describes the process of transcription? ODNA strands open and both strands are copied into mRNA. A DNA strand is read and the sugar is replaced to make it mRNA. Ribosomes read the DNA to make copies of tRNA to make protein. DNA strands open and one strand is copied into mRNA. Outside the nucleus, mRNA collects the tRNA amino acids.
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Which of these processes requires a promoter to begin? Translation RNA replication. DNA replication. Transcription
Which process of gene regulation specifically effects the activity of a protein? DNA replication DNA transcription Post-translational modifications RNA processing
At which stage of the Central Dogma does MOST of the regulation of gene expression occur? O Post-transcriptional processing of the pre-MRNA O Post-translational processing of the polypeptide chain Transcription of pre-mRN O Translation of protein
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Which of the following describes transcription factors? The addition or deletion of methyl and acetyl groups to regulate transcription Proteins that specifically bind to promoter or enhancer regions to initiate transcription The transcription initiation sites of DNA that bind RNA polymerase DNA regulatory elements that actively repress the transcription of a gene O Varying sequences that are or are not included in the instructions to make a protein

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