Comparisons of Yeast and Bacterial Cell Genomes Have Revealed That

question 106

Multiple Choice

Comparisons of yeast and bacterial cell genomes have revealed that

• A) yeast cells have more genes devoted to the basic functions of survival than bacteria do.
• B) eukaryotic cells are structurally similar to bacterial cells in terms of complexity.
• C) there are more genes for targeting proteins to organelles in yeast than in bacteria.
• D) the histones of bacteria are very similar to those of yeast.
• E) bacteria and yeast are both haploid.

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Definitions:

Oral Stage

The first phase in Freud's psychosexual development theory, where an infant's pleasure centers are in the mouth, leading to behaviors like sucking and biting.

Fixated

The psychological state or condition of being obsessively focused or attached to a person, thing, or idea.

Latency

The period of delay or the time between the initiation of an action or process and its effect or outcome.

Oral Fixations

A concept in Freudian psychoanalysis referring to an obsession with oral activities, stem from conflicts or issues during the oral stage of development.