3:09 1< BackPulseQuestionI 22 (IVIariuaturyWhen E. coli is grown with tryptophan, thetranscription of tryptophan producing genes in E. coliis stopped by a regulatory protein binding to thea) trp repressorb) trp operonc) trp operatord) trp promoterQuestion 23 (Mandatory)Which of the following areas of the respiratory tractis lined with a single layer of epithelial cells?a) tracheab) nasal cavityc) bronchid) larynxe) aveloliQuestion 24 (Mandatory)D 4:29 AMarch 223:13 PMEditSmpic Cuiuiuarstratified cuboidalBIOL 1240-General Biology 2Question 21 (Mandatory)Both male and female gonads function to:1) produce gametes.2) produce hormones.3) transfer gametes.4) nourish the embryo.5) influence secondary sexual characteristics.a) answers 1 and 2b) answers 2 and 4c)answers 3, 4, and 5d) answers 1, 2, and 5e)answers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5Question 22 (Mandatory)When E. coli is grown with tryptophan, the

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Question 22 (iviariuatury/ When E. coli is grown with tryptophan, the transcription of tryptophan producing genes in E. coli is stopped by a regulatory protein binding to the a) trp repressor b) trp operon c) trp operator d) trp promoter Question 23 (Mandatory) Which of the following areas of the respiratory tract is lined with a single layer of epithelial cells? a) trachea b) nasal cavity c) bronchi d) larynx e) aveloli Question 24 (Mandatory)

Question 22 (iviariuatury/ When E. coli is grown with tryptophan, the transcription of tryptophan producing genes in E. coli is stopped by a regulatory protein binding to the a) trp repressor b) trp operon c) trp operator d) trp promoter Question 23 (Mandatory) Which of the following areas of the respiratory tract is lined with a single layer of epithelial cells? a) trachea b) nasal cavity c) bronchi d) larynx e) aveloli Question 24 (Mandatory)

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