Gene Expression in the Domain Archaea in Part Resembles That

question 8

Multiple Choice

Gene expression in the domain Archaea in part resembles that of bacteria and in part that of the domain Eukarya. In which way is it most like the domain Eukarya?

• A) Domain Archaea have numerous transcription factors.
• B) Initiation of translation is like that of domain Eukarya.
• C) There is only one RNA polymerase.
• D) Transcription termination often involves attenuation.
• E) Post-transcriptional splicing is like that of Eukarya.

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Definitions:

Pleural Cavity

The thin fluid-filled space between the two layers of the pleura surrounding each lung.

Air

The undetectable blend of gases encircling the Earth, predominantly made up of oxygen and nitrogen.

Pleural Effusion

The accumulation of excess fluid between the layers of the pleura, the membrane that lines the chest cavity and surrounds the lungs.

Pleural Cavity

The thin fluid-filled space between the two pleural membranes surrounding each lung, providing lubrication during breathing.