Testosterone is an example of a chemical signal that affects the very cells that synthesize it, the neighboring cells in the testis, along with distant cells outside the gonads. Thus, testosterone is an example of ________.

 I) an autocrine signal

 II) a paracrine signal

 III) an endocrine signal

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#Zoology

Method used for gene editing and for the development in Gene modifications is known as_______.

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Method used for gene editing and for the development in Gene modifications is known as_______.

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#Applied Microbiology

Method used for gene editing and for the development in Gene modifications is known as_______.

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#Bio-Informatics

Method used for gene editing and for the development in Gene modifications is known as_______.

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#Zoology

Match the following:

A. DNA polymerases              i. Alkaline phosphatase        a.RNA-dependent DNA polymerase, used in cDNA synthesis

B. Reverse transcriptase        ii. T4 DNA ligase                    b. Thermostable DNA polymerase used in PCR

C. Ligases                                 iii.  AMV-RT                            c. Removes 5′-phosphates from DNA and RNA

D. Phosphatases                     iv. Taq DNA pol                      d. Links 5′-phosphate and 3′-hydroxyl ends via phosphodiester bond

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#Life Sciences

Match the following:

A. DNA polymerases              i. Alkaline phosphatase        a.RNA-dependent DNA polymerase, used in cDNA synthesis

B. Reverse transcriptase        ii. T4 DNA ligase                    b. Thermostable DNA polymerase used in PCR

C. Ligases                                 iii.  AMV-RT                            c. Removes 5′-phosphates from DNA and RNA

D. Phosphatases                     iv. Taq DNA pol                      d. Links 5′-phosphate and 3′-hydroxyl ends via phosphodiester bond