A population's intrinsic rate of increase can be calculated by:
A) multiplying r by K. B) subtracting r from K.
C) multiplying r by the initial population size, N. D) subtracting birth rate from death rate.
Answer: D
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You are studying the effects of specific transcription factors on the activation of gene expression. You notice that one particular transcription factor binds far away from the promoter of its target gene. What can explain this?
A. DNA looping brings the transcription factor closer to the promoter and initiates gene transcription. B. The transcription factor transcribes small RNAs that then bind to the promoter and activate the gene's expression. C. The transcription factor tags the enhancer with ubiquitin to stimulate transcription. D. RNA looping brings the transcription factor closer to the promoter and initiates gene transcription.
Eosinophils respond to (complement/lipopolysaccharide/histamines) and kill bacteria in a nonphagocytic process
What will be an ideal response?
An mRNA that contains the coding sequence for two or more structural genes is called a
A. polyrepressor mRNA. B. polyintronic mRNA. C. polyextronic mRNA. D. polyexpressive mRNA. E. polycistronic mRNA.
The effects of a transposition event are equivalent to a(n)
A. nonsense mutation. B. missense mutation. C. frameshift mutation. D. silent mutation. E. HFR conjugation.