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You apply a drug to a cell that binds to the centromere of chromosomes and blocks the attachment of spindle fibres. At which stage of mitosis will the effect of this drug first be seen?
If the template strand of DNA is of the sequence 5’-CCTGAA-3’, what sequence will DNA polymerase synthesise?
In the above image, which of the numbered circles indicate the 3’ end of the nucleotide?
Which of the following options are the main functions of the G2/M cyclin/ CDK complex?
To ensure that the components required for DNA synthesis are available
To ensure the cell is ready to enter interphase
To confirm that newly synthesised DNA fragments are not damaged
To ensure the enzymes responsible for spindle fibre formation are produced
During which of the following stages of the mitotic cell cycle will the cell contain the same amount of DNA that a non-dividing cell usually contains?
Once you have collated all the results from your lab session, indicate in your prelab activity table whether the results supported each component of your hypothesis or not.
In reference to the experimental protocols, which of the following will be included in all experimental treatments (not including the blank)?Note: Multiple options may be correct. Marks are deducted for each incorrect selection.
If photosynthesis is occurring in chloroplasts under white (natural) light, what would you expect to observe when you set up your sample and expose it to white light (i.e. what change will be observed)?