Where does translation occur in eukaryotes?
A. Both in the nucleus and in the cytoplasm
B. In neither the nucleus nor the cytoplasm
C. In the nucleus only
D. In the cytoplasm only
Answer: D
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A. can promote branch migration but the process is very slow. B. contains two donut-shaped RuvA hexamers, related in structure to DnaB helicase, that have nuclease activity. C. cleaves the Holliday intermediate by replacing one RuvA with RuvC. D. can reload DnaB helicase to reprime DNA replication after repair. E. does not require ATP hydrolysis.
What was the primary goal of the Human Genome Project?
a. Sequencing the mouse and fruit fly genomes b. Studying the human proteome c. Sequencing the genomes of humans and common lab organisms d. Mutational analysis of the fruit fly genome e. Sequencing the human microbiome
What enzyme is required to produce ATP during oxidative phosphorylation?
a. glucase b. ATP synthase c. acetylcholinesterase d. pepsin
Please select the key criteria used for categorizing the gram-positive bacilli into groups.
> Capsules > Acid-fastness > Endospores > Motility > Oxygen requirements