Indirect Readout Refers to

question 43

Multiple Choice

Indirect readout refers to
(I) a protein's ability to form hydrogen bonds through a network of water molecules.
(II) the 5' to 3' sequence on the opposite strand of a DNA helix.
(III) a protein's ability to recognize a specific DNA sequence by its backbone conformation and flexibility.
(IV) the protein's ability to make hydrogen bonds with nonesterified phosphate oxygens

• A)I,III,IV
• B)II,IV
• C)III,IV
• D)I,III
• E)I,IV

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