Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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Plasmids are found
as extra-chromosomal DNA within bacterial cells.
within eukaryotic cells and they confer resistance to some antibiotics.
O prokaryotic cells and offer the ability to infect all eukayotic cells.
O within bacterial cells and are essential for their survival.
Question 3
If a cell lacks primase
O the cell will not be able to add nucleotides to lengthening DNA as primase is responsible for this step.
the cell will be unable to unwind the double helix of DNA and hence will not be able to replicate the DNA.
there will be no concern for bacterial cells as primase is only essential for eukaryotic cells.
O the cell will be unable to initiate DNA replication as primase acts as a primer.
Question 4
Phenotype refers to the
physical features of an organism.
O the set of genes in the genome.
cannot be associated with bacterial species as we cannot 'see' them.
O how DNA is replicated within a cell.
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 2 Plasmids are found as extra-chromosomal DNA within bacterial cells. within eukaryotic cells and they confer resistance to some antibiotics. O prokaryotic cells and offer the ability to infect all eukayotic cells. O within bacterial cells and are essential for their survival. Question 3 If a cell lacks primase O the cell will not be able to add nucleotides to lengthening DNA as primase is responsible for this step. the cell will be unable to unwind the double helix of DNA and hence will not be able to replicate the DNA. there will be no concern for bacterial cells as primase is only essential for eukaryotic cells. O the cell will be unable to initiate DNA replication as primase acts as a primer. Question 4 Phenotype refers to the physical features of an organism. O the set of genes in the genome. cannot be associated with bacterial species as we cannot 'see' them. O how DNA is replicated within a cell.
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