The Calvin–Benson cycle pathway decreases the oxidation state of carbon from the highest value, found in CO2 (+4), to levels found in sugars;  +2 in keto groups — CO—; 0 in secondary alcohols —CHOH,  In view of its notable capacity for lowering the carbon oxidation state, the Calvin–Benson cycle is also aptly named the

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#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

YSPTSPS repeats in CTD corresponds to the complexity of the genome. Which of the is correctly  representing the complexity(x-axis) vs no of repeat (y-axis)

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#Question id: 26527

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which of the protein is essential for RNA pol I based transcription

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#Question id: 26528

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which of the following statement is true regarding RNA polymerase III

1.RNA polymerase III transcribes a set of short genes

2.The classical class III genes (types I and II) have promoters that lie wholly within the genes.

3.Box A and Box B is the characteristics of RNA polymerase III type II

4.Box A and Box B is the characteristics of RNA polymerase III type I

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#Question id: 26529

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

RNA Polymerase III promoters are bipartite, which of the following is correctly representing the binding transcriptional factor with their location

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#Question id: 26530

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which of the following statement is correct

1.Start point, is the first base of mRNA to be A

2.Initiator (Inr) is Py2CAPy5, where Py stands for any pyrimidine. The Inr is contained between positions -3 and +5.

3.TATA box, usually located, 25 bp upstream in its location at -25 in eukaryotes 

4.The exception is in yeast, where the TATA box is more typically found at -90.

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#Question id: 26531

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

TATA less, Inr Less promoters uses ……….as activator to position TBP with TAFs