Question 1

Transcription factors that control genes for developmental events are encoded by ____ genes. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  Hox
B)  homeotic
C)  master regulator
D)  activator
E)  maternal effect

Question 2

The genes in an operon are ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  each transcribed into individual mRNAs
B)  transcribed into a single mRNA transcript
C)  controlled by separate promoters
D)  transcribed as a single mRNA in prokaryotes, but as individual mRNAs in eukaryotes
E)  located at different chromosomal loci

Question 3

Compare the functions of maternal effect genes, segmentation genes, and homeotic genes in Drosophila . ​

Accepted Answer

Maternal effect genes are expressed in t...

Question 4

The default state for the lac operon is "off" while the default state for the trp operon is "on". Explain this difference in regulation and the mechanism of control via the repressor proteins. ​

Accepted Answer

The lac operon's function is to allow a ...

Question 5

Match between columns
                        Premises: Lac repressor

Accepted Answer

The Answer of  g and  f and  is...

Question 6

Genes expressed in almost all cell types are called ____ genes. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  housekeeping
B)  regulated
C)  activator
D)  homeotic
E)  structural

Question 7

Explain the difference between benign and malignant tumors. ​

Accepted Answer

In benign tumors, the cells have dediffe...

Question 8

In eukaryotes, ____ regulation is the first level at which gene expression is controlled. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  transcriptional
B)  translational
C)  posttranscriptional
D)  posttranslational
E)  replicative

Question 9

How does RNA polymerase II bind to the DNA? ​

Accepted Answer

A)  It binds directly to the eukaryotic promoter sequence.
B)  It binds directly to the TATA box.
C)  It binds to transcription factors in the nucleus, and the complex then binds to the promoter.
D)  Transcription factors first bind to the promoter, then recruit RNA polymerase II.
E)  Some transcription factors bind to the promoter while others bind to RNA polymerase II, then the two groups of proteins bind to each other.

Question 10

In prokaryotes, the genes for metabolic pathways are ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  always expressed for early steps in the pathway, but generally not expressed for later steps in the pathway
B)  always expressed so the bacteria can respond to rapidly to changing conditions
C)  turned on and off as conditions change
D)  always independently regulated
E)  generally expressed at low levels, but expressed at high levels when conditions warrant

Question 11

The trp operon is an example of a(n) ____ operon where tryptophan acts as a(n) ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  inducible; inducer
B)  inducible; activator
C)  repressible; corepressor
D)  repressible; repressor
E)  repressible; inducer

Question 12

Match between columns
                        Premises: proximal promoter region

Accepted Answer

The Answer of  d and  f and  is...

Question 13

Compare DNA methylation to histone acetylation.

Accepted Answer

DNA methylation and histone acetylation ...

Question 14

If an operon is regulated by ____ control, genes are ____ by a regulatory protein called a ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  positive; on unless they are switched off; repressor
B)  negative; off unless they are switched on; repressor
C)  negative; on unless they are switched off; repressor
D)  positive; off unless they are switched on; repressor
E)  positive; on unless they are switched off; activator

Question 15

Gene regulation in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  involves significant chromatin remodeling
B)  requires transcription and translation to occur in separate cellular compartments
C)  produces differentiated cells
D)  involves transcriptional control
E)  involves alternative splicing

Question 16

Match between columns
                        Premises: coactivator multiprotein complex

Accepted Answer

The Answer of  e and  c and  is...

Question 17

Why is ubiquitin nicknamed the "doom tag"? ​

Accepted Answer

A)  When ubiquitin binds to a target protein, the ubiquitin enzyme degrades the protein.
B)  When ubiquitin binds to a target protein, the complex is sent to the proteasome and degraded.
C)  If a cell is deficient in ubiquitin, the cell will die.
D)  High levels of ubiquitin in a cell cause the cell to destroy vital proteins, leading to premature cell death.
E)  Ubiquitin binds to ribosomes and prevents them from translating proteins necessary for cell survival.

Question 18

Changes in pre-mRNA processing and the rate at which mRNAs are degraded are a part of ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  histone modifications
B)  chromatin remodeling
C)  transcriptional regulation
D)  posttranscriptional regulation
E)  genomic imprinting

Question 19

Match between columns
                        Premises: enhancer

Accepted Answer

The Answer of  a and  e and  is...

Question 20

When histones are rearranged to control gene access, it is called ____. ​

Accepted Answer

A)  transcription
B)  chromatin remodeling
C)  DNA condensation
D)  remodeling complex formation
E)  acetylation

Exam 16: Regulation of Gene Expression

If an operon is regulated by control, genes are by a regulatory protein called a .

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Gene regulation in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes ____.

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When histones are rearranged to control gene access, it is called ____.

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Labeling Identify each labeled part in the following illustration of the lac operon. Figure 16.2

The genes in an operon are ____.

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Labeling Identify each labeled part of the following illustration of eukaryotic DNA. Figure 16.1

How does RNA polymerase II bind to the DNA?

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In prokaryotes, the genes for metabolic pathways are ____.

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Compare DNA methylation to histone acetylation.

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DNA methylation and histone acetylation ...
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Compare the functions of maternal effect genes, segmentation genes, and homeotic genes in Drosophila .

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Maternal effect genes are expressed in t...
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The trp operon is an example of a(n) operon where tryptophan acts as a(n) .

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In eukaryotes, ____ regulation is the first level at which gene expression is controlled.

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Labeling Identify each labeled part of the following illustration of eukaryotic DNA. Figure 16.1

Changes in pre-mRNA processing and the rate at which mRNAs are degraded are a part of ____.

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Transcription factors that control genes for developmental events are encoded by ____ genes.

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Explain the difference between benign and malignant tumors.

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In benign tumors, the cells have dediffe...
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Labeling Identify each labeled part of the following illustration of eukaryotic DNA. Figure 16.1

Genes expressed in almost all cell types are called ____ genes.

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The default state for the lac operon is "off" while the default state for the trp operon is "on". Explain this difference in regulation and the mechanism of control via the repressor proteins.

Correct Answer
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The lac operon's function is to allow a ...
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Why is ubiquitin nicknamed the "doom tag"?

Correct Answer
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Exam 16: Regulation of Gene Expression

If an operon is regulated by ____ control, genes are ____ by a regulatory protein called a ____. ​

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Gene regulation in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes ____. ​

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When histones are rearranged to control gene access, it is called ____. ​

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Labeling Identify each labeled part in the following illustration of the lac operon. Figure 16.2

The genes in an operon are ____. ​

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Labeling Identify each labeled part of the following illustration of eukaryotic DNA. Figure 16.1

How does RNA polymerase II bind to the DNA? ​

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In prokaryotes, the genes for metabolic pathways are ____. ​

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Compare DNA methylation to histone acetylation.

Correct AnswerverifiedDNA methylation and histone acetylation ...View AnswerShow Answer

Compare the functions of maternal effect genes, segmentation genes, and homeotic genes in Drosophila . ​

Correct AnswerverifiedMaternal effect genes are expressed in t...View AnswerShow Answer

The trp operon is an example of a(n) ____ operon where tryptophan acts as a(n) ____. ​

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In eukaryotes, ____ regulation is the first level at which gene expression is controlled. ​

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Labeling Identify each labeled part of the following illustration of eukaryotic DNA. Figure 16.1

Changes in pre-mRNA processing and the rate at which mRNAs are degraded are a part of ____. ​

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Transcription factors that control genes for developmental events are encoded by ____ genes. ​

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Explain the difference between benign and malignant tumors. ​

Correct AnswerverifiedIn benign tumors, the cells have dediffe...View AnswerShow Answer

Labeling Identify each labeled part of the following illustration of eukaryotic DNA. Figure 16.1

Genes expressed in almost all cell types are called ____ genes. ​

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The default state for the lac operon is "off" while the default state for the trp operon is "on". Explain this difference in regulation and the mechanism of control via the repressor proteins. ​

Correct AnswerverifiedThe lac operon's function is to allow a ...View AnswerShow Answer

Why is ubiquitin nicknamed the "doom tag"? ​

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If an operon is regulated by control, genes are by a regulatory protein called a .

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Gene regulation in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes ____.

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When histones are rearranged to control gene access, it is called ____.

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The genes in an operon are ____.

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How does RNA polymerase II bind to the DNA?

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In prokaryotes, the genes for metabolic pathways are ____.

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DNA methylation and histone acetylation ...
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Compare the functions of maternal effect genes, segmentation genes, and homeotic genes in Drosophila .

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Maternal effect genes are expressed in t...
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The trp operon is an example of a(n) operon where tryptophan acts as a(n) .

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In eukaryotes, ____ regulation is the first level at which gene expression is controlled.

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Changes in pre-mRNA processing and the rate at which mRNAs are degraded are a part of ____.

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Transcription factors that control genes for developmental events are encoded by ____ genes.

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Explain the difference between benign and malignant tumors.

Correct Answer
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In benign tumors, the cells have dediffe...
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Genes expressed in almost all cell types are called ____ genes.

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The default state for the lac operon is "off" while the default state for the trp operon is "on". Explain this difference in regulation and the mechanism of control via the repressor proteins.

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The lac operon's function is to allow a ...
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Why is ubiquitin nicknamed the "doom tag"?

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