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11-26-2009, 08:16 AM
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 I run a microarray on a plant with a mutation in transcription factor X, which is completely non-functional as? A. Gene X is normally activated by transcription factor X B. Gene X is normally repressed by transcription factor X C. Gene X is downstream of transcription factor X D. B C E. A C I run a microarray on a plant with a mutation in transcription factor X, which is completely non-functional as a result of the mutation. In comparison to a microarray hybridized with labeled RNA from a wild type plant, Gene X is expressed at a higher level in the mutant than the wild type. This provides evidence that: thats the question sorry  |
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