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1. Repressors bind to specific sites on the DNA. In bacterial cells, such binding sites, called	a. effector
2. Regulation by means of a repressor protein that blocks transcription is referred to as	b. positive regulation
3. Activators bind to DNA and enhance the activity of RNA polymerase at a promoter; this is	c. negative regulation
4. Repressor binding to DNA is regulated by a molecular signal called	d. operators

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Which nuclear bodies are centers of RNP-complex assembly for spliceosomal snRNPs and other RNPs ?

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The function of snoRNAs in guiding rRNA modification by two types of sequences or boxes

Statement-I   C/D box of snoRNAs to guide methylation reactions

Statement-II  H/ACA box of snoRNAs to guide dihydrouridylylations

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most common nucleoside modifications in eukaryotic rRNAs such as methylation, pseudouridine formation, and other modifications is carried by

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Processing of pre-rRNA transcripts (30S)  in bacteria, after the modification and cleavage produces mature RNAs is

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Which of the following  of the cleavage enzymes of rRNAs and tRNA is a ribozyme?

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Cleavage liberates precursors of rRNAs and tRNA Cleavage at the points that is carried out by the enzymes excepts