What is one technique that is used to identify a specific RNA sequence of a sample from a library?
A. Western blotting
B. Northern blotting
C. Southern blotting
D. Eastern blotting
B
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A) similar functional traits are often found in divergent phylogenetic groups. B) phylogenetic diversity dictates functional diversity in microbes. C) functional diversity only pertains to functions that are not phylogenetic. D) similar phylogenetic groups almost always have similar functional traits.
An example of both chemical protection and coevolution is seen in:
a. yellow goldenrod spiders and goldenrod. b. milkweeds and monarch caterpillars. c. the poison arrow frog and flying insects. d. coral animals and dinoflagellates. e. mycorrhizae.
In the placenta, nutrients move from mother to baby by ____.
A. activated transport B. the Rh factor C. transport proteins D. simple diffusion E. HCG
Chromosomal regions that represent evolutionary vestiges of duplicated copies of genes that have underdone sufficient mutations to render them untranscribable are called ________
A) satellites B) LINEs C) transposons D) alleles E) pseudogenes