Q. Attenuator in the tryptophan operon is the __________

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Q. Enhancers that can function over very long distances known as ________________

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Q. Enhancers were first identified in __________

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Q. Enhancers in which of the following positions are unable to enhance the process of transcription?

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Q. Immunoglobulin enhancers are active in which of the following cell types?

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Q. Enhancers are a unit of multiple functional sequence elements that together regulates the expression of a gene.

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Q. The enhancers are gene specific regardless of the presence of insulators.

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Q. Transcriptional activators consist of __________ domains.

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Q. The activation domain of activators recruits transcriptional factors to proper sites on the DNA.

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Q. How many mechanisms are present to enhance transcription by the enhancer molecules?

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Q. Which of the following steps for the production of RNA is not regulated by enhancers?

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Q. Which of the following is not a target site for repressor molecules?

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Q. Which of the following about the enhancers is false?

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Q. In the case of transcription regulation what is the function of enhancer molecules?

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Q. Gene imprinting involves ___________

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Q. Acetylation of histone increases transcription of gene due to ___________

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Q. With respect to the methylation of bases which of the following is correct?

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Q. Which of the following about the enhancer sequence is incorrect?

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Q. The most commonly observed modification in the histone includes ___________

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Q. Which of the following about the differences between the prokaryotic and eukaryotic genes are true?

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