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A. Synercid and linezolid are two of the newer antibiotics that inhibit protein synthesis.
B. Synercid and linezolid are used to treat some of the very resistant gram-positive bacteria.
C. Synercid and linezolid are relatively toxic to the kidneys.
D. Synercid inhibits initiation of protein synthesis while linezolid inhibits the action of the 50S ribosome and translation.
E. Synercid and linezolid are effective antitubercular antibiotics.
A. Synercid and linezolid are two of the newer antibiotics that inhibit protein synthesis.
B. Synercid and linezolid are used to treat some of the very resistant gram-positive bacteria.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What is true about new nucleosome formation during DNA replication?
A) Nucleosomes will be composed of different combinations of H3/H4 tetramers and H2A/H2B that are either newly synthesized or were from previous histone octamers. B) Nucleosomes will be composed of different combinations of H3/H2A tetramers and H4/H2B that are either newly synthesized or were from previous histone octamers. C) One DNA strand will have newly synthesized octamers and the other will have previously synthesized octamers. D) Nucleosomes will be composed of different combinations of H2A/H2B/H3/H4 tetramers that are either newly synthesized or were from previous histone octamers.
Which is false regarding the GGC gene?
a. It is present in humans, mollusks, and insects. b. It codes for an enzyme that regulates pattern formation in cone shells. c. It is more than 500 million years old. d. Today the enzyme product of the gene has different functions in different lineages. e. None of these are false.
Sidney Brenner argued that the code was nonoverlapping because he considered that coding restrictions would occur if it were overlapping. A second major argument against an overlapping code involved the effect of a single nucleotide change. In an
overlapping code, how many adjacent amino acids would be affected by a single nucleotide change? In a nonoverlapping code, how many amino acid(s) would be affected? What will be an ideal response?