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Please answer all the questions below as well. 19. Eukaryotic cells tightly regu

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Please answer all the questions below as well. 19. Eukaryotic cells tightly regulate transitions between the different phases of the cell cycle by very transient (brief) expression of activate a. Cyclins; CDKs. b. CDKs; Cyclins. c. Mitogens; CDKs. d. CDKs; Mitogens. e. Emotional issues; political action. -that a 20. Eukaryotic DNA Polymerase, helicase, and primase are all most active during a. Mitosis b. Meiosis c. G1 phase d. S phase e. G2 phase 21. Which of the following Eukaryotic molecules or complexes is NOT matched with its proper function? a. Heterochromatin - actively expressed DNA b. RNA Polymerase I-transcribe rRNA's c. RNA Polymerase II -transcribe mRNA's d. RNA Polymerase III -transcribe tRNA's e. TF-II-D -binds to TATA sequence of core promoter 22. Cyclin-Dependent Kinases are a. Able to regulate other proteins by phosphorylating them b. Activated by allosteric control c. Constitutively expressed d. Required for cell cycle progression e. All of the above 23. One difference between mitosis and meiosis I is that a. homologous chromosome pairs synapse during b. chromosomes do not replicate in the interphase c. homologous chromosome pairs synapse during d. spindles composed of microtubules are not e. sister chromatids separate during meiosis but not mitosis. preceding meiosis. meiosis but not during mitosis. required during meiosis. during mitosis

Explanation / Answer

19.

a. cyclins, CDKs

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d. S phase

21.

a. heterochromatin-actively expressed DNA

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e. all of the above

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c. homologous chromosome pairs synapse during meiosis but not during mitosis

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e. all of the above

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e. all of the above

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d. cell wall matrix filled vesicles fuse at the cell plate

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a. at the end of telophase

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b. meiotic anaphase I