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#Question id: 4354


Which of the following statements correctly describes the primary difference between enhancers and proximal control elements?

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  1. Enhancers are transcription factors; proximal control elements are DNA sequences.

  2. Enhancers improve transcription; proximal control elements inhibit transcription.

  3. Enhancers are located considerable distances from the promoter; proximal control elements are close to the promoter.

  4. Enhancers are DNA sequences; proximal control elements are proteins.

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Events

Protein

Phases

A. Cohesins are loaded onto chromosomes

I. Mei-S332/Shugoshin

 a. G1

B. Cohesins can dissociate from the DNA

II. Polo kinase and Aurora B kinase

b. G2

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III. Scc2-Scc4

c. S

D. Phosphorylation of cohesins

IV. Pds5-Wapl

d. M

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#Question id: 2971

#I Life Science/ Life Sciences Group – I-V

Which one of the following is the most appropriate match?

Events

Protein

Phases

A. Cohesins are loaded onto chromosomes

I. Mei-S332/Shugoshin

 a. G1

B. Cohesins can dissociate from the DNA

II. Polo kinase and Aurora B kinase

b. G2

C. Prevents cohesin phosphorylation, and hence dissociation

III. Scc2-Scc4

c. S

D. Phosphorylation of cohesins

IV. Pds5-Wapl

d. M