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1) crossing over happens in what stage of meiosis exactly?

2) an operator is a region that....?

3) would a double-stranded RNA derived from an intron be able to induce RNA interference? briefly explain

4) what is the difference between DNA pol 3 core and holoenzyme?

5) List a few differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic promoter regions

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