A Restriction Enzyme from a Bacterium Is Able to Cut

question 59

Multiple Choice

A restriction enzyme from a bacterium is able to cut a human's DNA because

• A)bacteria and humans are both prokaryotes.
• B)all organisms use the same DNA bases.
• C)bacteria and humans have identical genomes.
• D)a given restriction enzyme can cut DNA at several different sequences.

Recognize and differentiate between various forms of discrimination, oppression, and stereotypes.

Comprehend the principles underlying economic and social justice and their impact on societal equality.

Identify the role of feminism and feminist intervention principles in addressing gender inequalities.

Gain insight into the dynamics of group behavior, particularly in terms of power and community in gender-specific groups.

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Definitions:

Egg Cell

The female reproductive cell or gamete in many multicellular organisms, involved in sexual reproduction.

Petals

The often brightly colored parts of a flower, typically surrounding the reproductive organs, and serving to attract pollinators.

Pollinators

Animals that facilitate the transfer of pollen from the male structures of flowers to the female structures, enabling plants to reproduce.

Filament

A slender threadlike object or fiber, especially one found in plants or fungi or as part of the structure of a stamen in a flower.