Question

What is true of post-transcriptional controls in a eukaryotic cell?

I.) They can regulate the splicing of mRNA molecules.
II.) They can regulate the rate at which a molecule is translated.
III.) They must occur in the nucleus before the RNA moves into the cytoplasm.

Answer 1

I only
I and II
II only
II and III

Answer 2

@Joel_the_boss

Answer 3

I and II I think

Answer 4

That's what I was guessing... @Joel_the_boss, what do you think?

Answer 5

He is correct I and II

Answer 6

What statement(s) below best describe coordinate control of genes in eukaryotic cells?

I.) Genes involved in a related metabolic process are scattered over different chromosomes, but their coactivation is achieved because they share a specific combination of control elements that bind to the same activator molecules.
II.) Different genes that code for proteins involved in the same metabolic process share the same enhancer regions.
III.) The coordinated expression of different genes involved in the same metabolic process is enhanced by the bending of DNA to bring the bound activators closer to the promoter to form a transcription factory.

Answer 7

I and II
I and III
II only
III only

Answer 8

The coactivation of related genes can occur because they share a specific combination of control elements.

Answer 9

So, it has to have I.) in it.

Answer 10

I think

Answer 11

@Joel_the_boss

Answer 12

@sreekar369

Answer 13

@Opcode @Mimi_x3 @YanaSidlinskiy @Coolsector

Answer 14

Thanks for your help @sumanta

Answer 15

oh really

Answer 16

???

Answer 17

welcome

Answer 18

any more help