Across |
2. | What development stage does translation gene regulation occur |
4. | Ribonucleases are secreted out of which organ |
6. | Location of RNA processing |
7. | Prokaryotic genes are mainly regulated by |
9. | PRPP inhibited by |
13. | A drug that inhibits the initiation of transcription |
14. | Process formRNA to Protein |
16. | Zinc-fingers contain 2 cysteines and 2--- residues |
17. | What type of linkage bonds the ribose sugar and nucleotide |
19. | Prokaryotic genes are organized into |
21. | Which form of DNA seen under physiological conditions |
23. | Conserved from early stages of evolution |
24. | The site of protein synthesis |
25. | High levels of uric acid in blood |
26. | Type of intramolecular bonds that hold DNA base pairs together |
27. | Process in RNA synthesis cause the local unwinding of DNA helix |
28. | A specialized transcriptional factor binds the domain of the nucleus |
30. | Signal pathway primarily utilized by Nuclear receptor signaling |
32. | A testicular cancer drug that convalently attatches to G residue in DNA |
36. | Translation machinery |
38. | Enzyme that Hydrolyzes phosphate groups during Nucleotide degradation |
40. | Carries information for more than one gene |
41. | Amino acids are held together by which type of bond |
42. | Responsible for the local DNA unwinding |
46. | Inactive gene segments found in |
49. | Source of amine group in the synthesis of GMP |
50. | Carries info for one gene |
51. | Nucleic acid and ribose sugar without phosphate group |
52. | Actively transcribed genes found in |
53. | Type of DNA that links nucleosomes |
54. | In nucleosomes what does eukaryotic DNA bind to |
55. | Used to treat chronic myelogenous leukemia and sickle cell disease |
56. | Suicide inhibitor for Thmidylate Synthase |
57. | A particular codon always codes for an amino acid |