Splice sites are directional in nature. 5’ splice site -the left, or donor, site and the 3’ splice site - right, or acceptor, site. 

1. U2 addition to base pair with the branch site in the presence of ATP

2. U1 and U4 release Formation of the catalytic center in which U6 base pairs with the 5' splice site; U6 also base pairs with U2; U2 remains base paired with the branch site; U5 interacts with both exons through its loop.

So, 1 and 2 are the event of complex formation which are 

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#Question id: 28515

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Which of the following is correct prediction, If an extra AER is grafted onto an existing limb bud?

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#Question id: 28516

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

The two-experiment performed by a scientist with a forelimb mesenchyme and seeing their results;

I-leg mesenchyme is placed directly beneath the wing AER

II-limb mesenchyme is replaced by non-limb mesenchyme beneath the AER

Conclusion of these experiment are seeing; 

a) distal hindlimb structures develop at the end of the limb

b) supernumerary structures are formed, usually toward the distal end of the limb

c) the AER regresses and limb development ceases

Select the correct result about these experiments-

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#Question id: 28517

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

What would be the effect of FGFs and Wnts treatment on the ‘bone formation’ of young limb bud mesenchyme?

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#Question id: 28518

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Achondroplasia is caused by base-pair substitution mutation that converts ____

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#Question id: 28519

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

A Condition wherein chondrocytes stop proliferating earlier than usual, resulting in short limbs, that causes

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#Question id: 28520

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Thanatophoric dysplasia is caused by the mutation in which of the following;

a) base-pair substitution that converts glycine to arginine 

b) extracellular domain of the FgfR3 protein

c) transmembrane domain of the FgfR3 protein

d) tyrosine kinase intracellular domain of the FgfR3 protein