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1
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DNA is synthesized through a process called

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semi-conservative replication

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2
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What provides energy for the polymerization reactions in DNA synthesis?

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Breaking down the hydrogen bonds between complementary DNA strands

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3
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Leading strand

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Synthesized in same direction as the movement of the replication fork

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4
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Lagging strand

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Synthesized in the opposite direction of replication fork

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5
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Role of DNA ligase in the elongation of the lagging strand during DNA replication

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Join Okazaki fragments

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6
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Telomere

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The ends of linear chromosomes

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7
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RNA Polymerse

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5’—>3’

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8
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Codons

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Part of the molecular structure of mRNA

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9
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In gene regulation, which type pf control is the most efficient?

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Transcriptional control

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10
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Sigma

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Helps RNA polymerse bind to promoters

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11
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Inducer

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Binds to repressor so repressor does not bind with operator

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12
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Product of LacI gene

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Repressor

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13
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DNA Methalation

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Slowing or stopping transcription, lock gene into off position

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14
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Corepressor

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Binds to repressors to prevent transcription and gene expression

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15
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Enhancers

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Increase the likelihood of transcription of a particulr gener occuring, located far from promoter

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16
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Pleiotropy

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Ability of a single allele to have multiple phenotypic effects

17
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Transcription

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the process by which the information in DNA is copied into messenger RNA (mRNA) for protein production

18
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Function of Primase

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The synthesis of the short section of RNA,

complementary to single-stranded DNA