GRE Subject Test: Biochemistry, Cell, and Molecular Biology › Translation and Proteins
When conducting a stain of chromosomes, certain regions along the chromosome will stain more darkly than the rest. This is due to the fact that these regions are more tightly condensed. What is the functional outcome of having one region more condensed (heterochromatin) than the rest (euchromatin)?
When conducting a stain of chromosomes, certain regions along the chromosome will stain more darkly than the rest. This is due to the fact that these regions are more tightly condensed. What is the functional outcome of having one region more condensed (heterochromatin) than the rest (euchromatin)?
Small GTPases are important molecular switches and signaling pathways. What proteins are responsible for promoting the activation of these small GTPases?
Small GTPases are important molecular switches and signaling pathways. What proteins are responsible for promoting the activation of these small GTPases?
Most translation occurs by a mRNA cap-dependent mechanism, however, translation can occur by cap-independent initiation. One mechanism by which eukaryotic cells can initiate cap-independent translation is by which of the following approaches?
Most translation occurs by a mRNA cap-dependent mechanism, however, translation can occur by cap-independent initiation. One mechanism by which eukaryotic cells can initiate cap-independent translation is by which of the following approaches?
Which of the following ensures that viral gene translation occurs even when host translation is inhibited?
Which of the following ensures that viral gene translation occurs even when host translation is inhibited?
Chloramphenicol prevents protein translation by which of the following mechanisms?
Chloramphenicol prevents protein translation by which of the following mechanisms?