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#Question id: 4086


RNA interference

a. utilizes antisense RNA.  

b. utilizes double-stranded RNA.

c. is used to silence expression of genes. 

d. utilizes short interfering RNAs.

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes
  1. a and c

  2. a and d        

  3. b, c, and d   

  4. b and d

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#Question id: 10917

#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Photosynthetic sugar molecules are transported via phloem to other parts of the plants. The following aspects are associated with sucrose unloading in phloem and its transport;

a) The presence of plasmodesmata is assumed to provide apoplastic transport. An absence of plasmodesmata between cells indicates an nonfunctional symplastic continuity

b) Phloem unloading and short-distance transport can occur via symplastic as well as apoplastic pathways

c) Both unloading and the short-distance pathway appear to be completely symplastic in some young eudicot leaves, such as sugar beet and tobacco

d) An apoplastic step is required in developing seeds because there are no symplastic connections between the maternal tissues and the tissues of the embryo

Which of the following combination is INCORRECT?

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#Question id: 12786

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

How are matter and energy used in ecosystems?

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#Question id: 2804

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

The formation of nucleosomes is the first step in a process that allows the eukaryotic DNA to be folded into much more compact structures that reduce the linear length by as much as

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#Question id: 10727

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

The following table shows the number of individuals of each species found in two communities


The calculated evenness values for communities C1 and C2, respectively are

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#Question id: 12972

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

Under  some  circumstances a  population  can  split  into  two  or  more  species  without  the  existence of  geographic barriers. All of the following genetically determined behaviours could provide conditions leading to speciation EXCEPT