muzammil Forum Guru

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| | 07/15/06 - 12:17 PM  
 
   
 
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this question has been posted before by asmi A genetic element is found to contain several genes and to catalyze its own movement within and between chromosomes. Inverted 35-nucleotide repeats are present at the ends of this genetic element. This genetic element in hepatocytes is incapable of replicating independently. Based on this description, this genetic element is best categorized as which of the following? A) Complex transposon B) Insertion sequence C) Plasmid D) Regulon this question has been posted even before by someone before asmi and it read nbme in the post title( i dont know if it is from nbme or not as i have still to take nbme) plz ppl do indicate when u are posting nbme q as ppl like me have still to take nbme and our self assesment will be graetly hurt by it
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| star1 Forum Guru

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| | 07/15/06 - 12:20 PM  
 
   
 
|   #2 |
answwer is A
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| muzammil Forum Guru

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| | 07/15/06 - 12:21 PM  
 
   
 
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now regarding the answer we all agreed that the answer is a here is what i had to add what was missed before in this question basic problem is to differentiate is bet insertion sequence and transposon and the BIG difference between two is transposn is composed of more than one gene while insertion sequence has only one gene both can move between chromosomes and called jumping genes both have tranposases both have inverted repeats
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| study_ing Forum Fanatic

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| | 07/15/06 - 09:27 PM  
 
   
 
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GREAT JOB MUZAMMIL! god bless ya
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| MRMAVERICK Forum Guru

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| | 07/18/06 - 11:59 PM  
 
   
 
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| tolito Forum Fanatic
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| | 07/19/06 - 11:51 AM  
 
   
 
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| Cedrick Forum Fanatic

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| | 07/19/06 - 01:29 PM  
 
   
 
|   #7 |
Good question and explanation there
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