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Science bowl is a great place to dump all your random scioly knowledge that you accumulate over the years. I'm going to nats for it yeet

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kidding we havent studied hehe

Ok i'll ask more questions 1. If a mutation occurs in the gene coding for catabolite activator protein (CAP), what consequences could occur for the genes that it regulates? 2. What are the three polymerases in eukaryotes and what part of replication does each do? 3. The 5' cap is a modified ________...

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My team's in NY and we qualified for states for the first time in a decade. It is extremely exciting

I just discovered question marathons today owo. I don't know CRISPR stuff so I'll skip those heh. My answers to 2, 4, 5, 6|2. Top left 4. L 5. Tyrosine has one 6. Combination of h-bonding and ionic bonding between two oppositely charged residues. Let me know if these are right :) 3. Is tracrRNA I t...

1. For prokaryotes it's sigma factor, for eukaryotes it also includes "general transcription factors" but mediator is a good answer too 2. Correct 3. For prokaryotes the terminator creates a hairpin loop and the polymerase pops off. For eukaryotes the poly-A signal is read and makes a pol...

AwersomeUser wrote:
I think it’s because (for some reason) a lot of people do anatomy. Maybe it’s because it’s the first event on the list?

Oh you could be right. Although still super frustrating. Not complaining though since it got us more points overall than if I had just gotten 1st in anatomy

Okay. What signals cause cas9 to bind to viral DNA? Cas9 first recognizes the PAM sequence in foreign viral DNA, then if that DNA matches the sequence of the crRNA in cas9 it will be cut. I'll ask some more questions, you guys dont have to answer all of them 1. The RuvC subunit of cas9 does what? 2...