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#Question id: 7278


The following demonstrates the blastocoel formation in the mammals. Which of the following statement is correct?

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology
  1. The membranes of inner cell mass contain sodium pumps that pump Na+ into the central cavity. The subsequent accumulation of Na+ draws in water osmotically, creating and enlarging the blastocoel.
  2. The membranes of trophoblast cells contain sodium pumps  that pump Na+ into the central cavity. The subsequent accumulation of Na+ draws in water osmotically, creating and enlarging the blastocoel.
  3. The membranes of inner cell mass contain potassium pumps that pump K+ into the central cavity. The subsequent accumulation of K+ draws in water osmotically, creating and enlarging the blastocoel.
  4. The membranes of trophoblast cells contain potassium pumps that pump K+ into the central cavity. The subsequent accumulation of K+ draws in water osmotically, creating and enlarging the blastocoel.

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#Question id: 4504

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

What will be the molecular weight of poly(A) chain consisting of 100 residues, where weight of AMP is 500?

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#Question id: 4505

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Symplekin protein is participats in which of the following processes;

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#Question id: 4506

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which process is very much similar to polyadenylation, because its takes place by the multiple protein complexes,

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#Question id: 4507

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

A group of introns that-unlike those we have considered thus far-can splice themselves out of pre-mRNA without the need for the spliceosome, they are called

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#Question id: 4508

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Statement: In the case of group II introns, the chemistry of splicing and the RNA intermediates produced are the same as those for nuclear pre-mRNA.

 Explanations: I. The intron uses an A residue within the branch site to attack the phosphodiester bond at the boundary between its 5’ end and the end of the 5’ exon-that is, at the 5’ splice site. This reaction produces the branched lariat.

II. A second reaction in which the newly freed 3’ -OH of the exon attacks the 3’splice site, releasing the intron as a lariat and fusing the 3’ and 5’ exons.

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#Question id: 4509

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which group of introns contain an “internal guide sequence”