Two Sequences Both Contain the Same Protein-Coding Gene

question 40

Multiple Choice

Two sequences both contain the same protein-coding gene.They differ only in that one has an enhancer and the other does not.We can thus say that the sequences differ

• A) only in their regulatory sequences.
• B) only in their open reading frames.
• C) only in their tRNA genes.
• D) in both their open reading frames and their regulatory sequences.
• E) in both their tRNA genes and their regulatory sequences.

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Definitions:

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