#Question id: 5842
#XL - T Zoology
In homologous recombination in E. coli, the protein that moves along a double-stranded DNA, unwinding the strands ahead of it and degrading them, is:
#Question id: 5843
#XL - T Zoology
In homologous recombination in E. coli, the protein that assembles into long, helical filaments that coat a region of DNA is:
#Question id: 5844
#XL - T Zoology
In homologous genetic recombination, RecA protein is involved in:
#Question id: 5845
#XL - T Zoology
Which of the following statements is false? In vitro, the strand-exchange reaction:
#Question id: 5846
#XL - T Zoology
The bacteriophage can lysogenize after infecting a bacterium, i.e. integrate into the host bacterial chromosome by site-specific recombination, and may reside there for many generations before an excision event regenerates the viral genome in an infective form. Which one of the following is not a component of these events?
#Question id: 5847
#XL - T Zoology
A Holliday structure is a(n)