- Question 15 In A Diploid Mata Matalpha Yeast Strain What Would Be The Phenotype Caused By A Missense Mutation That Pre 1 (60.44 KiB) Viewed 436 times
QUESTION 15 In a diploid MATA/ MATalpha yeast strain, what would be the phenotype caused by a missense mutation that prevents the a1 protein from interacting with the alpha2 protein? (Select all that apply.) sterility - inability to mate with either cell type ability to mate with MATA cells haploid-specific genes would be expressed ability to mate with MAT alpha cells QUESTION 16 Which of the following is not an example of a targeted (or personalized) cancer treatment? O Chemotherapy using inhibitors of DNA replication Herceptin to target Her2* breast cancers O Gleevec for treatment chronic myelogenous leukemia O Adoptive Cell Transfer using one's own immune cells targeted to one's tumor QUESTION 17 Which of the following terms and definitions is matched correctly? O DNA polymorphism a DNA sequence that occurs in two or more variant forms O Copy Number Variant changes in chromosome number between individuals Single nucleotide polymorphism alleles that vary based on the number of di-or tri-nucleotide repeats O In/Del a short oligonucleotide probe that will hybridize to only one allele O Allele specific oligonucleotide PCR primers used to detect simple sequence repeat alleles