The Level of SiRNA in Cells Infected by Rhizobium Radiobacter

question 111

Multiple Choice

The level of siRNA in cells infected by Rhizobium radiobacter will:

• A)be higher in order to "silence" expression of pathogen genes.
• B)be lower because the pathogen has probably disabled the infected cell's ability to make siRNA.
• C)remain the same because the formation of siRNAs is an immune response to viral pathogens.

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