GOE Fall 2008 Style: Pretend you are at the front of the class and I have asked you these questions. Imagine how you would say the answer out loud. Do not quote! You can’t memorize quotes, you’re in...

1.
Compare the characteristics of Bacterial and Eukaryotic chromosomes using the following topics:

(a) Anchoring Proteins (b) Coiling (c) Methods of Compaction

Explain your answers.

2.
The concept of protein domains and motifs has dominated the first half of this course. Discuss the relevance of protein domains to the following topics:

(a) binding of proteins to DNA (b) binding of proteins to other proteins

(c) domains that activate transcription

GOE Fall 2008 Style: Pretend you are at the front of the class and I have asked you these questions. Imagine how you would say the answer out loud. Do not quote! You can’t memorize quotes, you’re in front of the class. Do not cite literature! This isn’t a paper, it’s an answer to a question I’ve asked you. Each answer should fit in on a single page using 12 pt. font (you may delete the question)! It will be check on Turnitin so please don’t Plagairism 1. Compare the characteristics of Bacterial and Eukaryotic chromosomes using the following topics: (a) Anchoring Proteins (b) Coiling (c) Methods of Compaction Explain your answers. 2. The concept of protein domains and motifs has dominated the first half of this course. Discuss the relevance of protein domains to the following topics: (a) binding of proteins to DNA (b) binding of proteins to other proteins (c) domains that activate transcription