Yeast chromosome XII contains the HAP1 gene that contains codes to regulate proteinsinvolved with cellular division.The SCM4 gene, on chromosome VII, produces membrane proteins and has a binding sitefor HAP1 in its promoter region. The diagram shows the location of the binding site forНАР1.SCM4 Location: Chromosome VIISCM4586,000587,000588,000589,000590,000591,000592,000Binding site for HAP1Which of the following claims could scientists make regarding the interaction betweenHAP1 and SCM4?HAP1 would prevent translation of all SCM4 proteins by blocking the binding sections ofmessenger RNA and amino acids.HAP1 would decrease the translation of SCM4 proteins because promoter sections first bindtransfer RNA and amino acids.HAP1 would stimulate transcription factors such as RNA polymerase and prevent all SCM4proteins from beginning transcription.HAP1 would increase the transcription of SCM4 proteins because promoter sections bindRNA polymerase and initiate transcription. Scientists conducted research to examine the evolutionary relationship between 10 birdspecies and an alligator species. They isolated the amounts of the dinucleotides cytosineand guanine found in the genomic DNA of each species. The graph shows the traditionaltaxonomic groups of the bird species used and the average percentage of dinucleotides intheir DNA.ll0.60.50.40.30.20.10.0AlligatorNon-perchingbirdsWaterfowlWhich of the following statements is best supported by the DNA evidence?mebirds/Gamebirds likely evolved after non-perching birds.A bird's ability to fly may be linked to its dinucleotide percentage.The dinucleotide percentages demonstrate coevolution of all species.Non-perching birds are more similar genetically to alligators than flightless birds.GC Content ofthe DNA(%)

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Description: Yeast chromosome XII contains the HAP1 gene that contains codes to regulate proteinsinvolved with cellular division.The SCM4 gene, on chromosome VII, produces membrane proteins and has a binding sitefor HAP1 in its promoter region. The diagram shows