Can bacteria be transformed to produce a protein that is unique to dogs?
A) Yes, because all organisms use the same genetic code, bacteria can produce proteins unique to other species.
B) No, bacteria are prokaryotes and cannot produce proteins from eukaryotes.
A) Yes, because all organisms use the same genetic code, bacteria can produce proteins unique to other species.
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Why was the nucleus removed from the egg cell used to create Dolly, the cloned sheep?
a. to remove the mitochondrial DNA of the egg donor b. to test whether the genetic contribution from a sperm cell alone could produce a lamb c. to create a cloned sheep in the absence of DNA d. since the genome for the clone was supplied by the diploid mammary cell, the presence of the egg cell DNA would result in triploidy e. to see whether egg cell DNA injected into a sperm cell could produce a lamb
Muscle cells use lactic acid fermentation to
A. allow an animal to survive for long periods of time in the absence of oxygen. B. produce less CO2. C. produce ATP in the presence of oxygen. D. produce more ATP than in respiration. E. generate NAD+ so that glycolysis can continue in the absence of oxygen.
In a cell dividing by meiosis, DNA is replicated
A. during prophase II. B. during prophase I. C. before meiosis I. D. between meiosis I and again before meiosis II.
Cytoplasmic division in animal cells involves _____
a. formation of a cell plate b. formation of a deepening cleavage furrow c. the formation of vesicle clusters d. the formation of a ring of myosin filaments under the plasma membrane at the equator e. the use of ADP