Describe how the presence or absence of nucleosomes influences gene transcription
What will be an ideal response?
The binding of transcription factors requires accessing nucleosomal DNA. When nucleosomes are tightly associated with the DNA transcription, proteins can't access the DNA; however, when nucleosomes are loosely associated with the DNA, then the DNA transcription proteins have easier access to the DNA. To turn genes on and off, the nucleosomes need to modulate from being on or off the DNA.
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A) microtubules and motor proteins B) actin filaments and microtubules C) actin filaments and ribosomes D) centrioles and motor proteins E) actin filaments and motor proteins
What is the role of nonhistone proteins in the nucleus?
a. to regulate nuclear envelope formation b. to facilitate nuclear transportation c. to provide additional chromosomal structure d. to disassemble the nuclear envelope e. to aid in microtubule formation during mitosis
Four of the five answers listed below are different forms of a class of nucleic acids. Select the
exception. a. template b. ribosomal c. messenger d. transfer e. DNA
Fixation of carbon is accomplished by:
a. photosynthetic organisms. b. primary consumers. c. decomposers. d. bacterial decomposers. e. burning of organic matter