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A) Transcription initiation by RNA polymerase II.
B) Location of the transcriptional promoters.
C) Location of the start codons.
D) Alternative mRNA splicing.
E) Alternative polyadenylation sites.
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A) E1A
B) E1B
C) E2
D) E3
E) Major late gene
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A) DNA polymerase
B) Preterminal protein.
C) Single-stranded DNA binding protein.
D) Ligase
E) All of these proteins are encoded by the E2 gene.
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A) mRNA splicing
B) Transcription initiation by RNA polymerase II
C) Regulation of protein translation.
D) Proteins involved in regulating transcription.
E) Use of viruses as gene therapy vectors.
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A) CBP
B) TBP
C) ATF
D) CBP and TBP
E) ATF and TBP
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A) There are no ends - the viral genome is a closed circle.
B) There is a single 5' phosphate.
C) There is a triphosphate at the 5' end.
D) The terminal protein is covalently bound to the 5' end.
E) The ends are paired to each other in a panhandle formation.
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A) The E1B proteins suppress apoptosis.
B) The E1B proteins prevent the degradation of the p53 protein.
C) The E1B proteins assist with transport of mRNAs out of the nucleus.
D) The E1B proteins bind to Rb and cause the cell to enter S phase.
E) The E1B proteins activate transcription from p53 inducible promoters.
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A) Localizes histone deacetylase to E2F inducible genes.
B) Binds to the adenovirus E1A protein and releases E2F.
C) Prevents binding of the cellular RNA polymerase II to E2F inducible genes.
D) Binds and phosphorylates the cyclin dependent kinase.
E) Prevents the binding of E2F to the promoters of S phase genes.
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A) Hexons composed of trimers of the hexon protein.
B) Penton bases composed of five copies of the penton protein.
C) Penton fibers composed of trimers of polypeptide IV.
D) Basic polypeptides bound to the viral DNA.
E) All of the above are correct.
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A) Entry of the viral genome into the nucleus.
B) Replication of the viral genome.
C) Transcription of the E1A gene.
D) Transcription of the E1B gene.
E) Transcription of the E2 gene.
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A) Inhibition of the cellular RNA polymerase III.
B) Inhibition of the interferon induced PKR kinase.
C) Stimulation of translation of viral mRNAs.
D) Regulation of mRNA stability.
E) Inhibition of the adaptive immune system.
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A) Knob on the fiber protein.
B) Penton base.
C) Hexons.
D) Minor capsid proteins.
E) Both "a" and "b" can bind to different receptors.
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A) The location of the polyadenylation site.
B) The location of the 5' splice site.
C) The location of the 3' splice site.
D) The location of the transcription start site.
E) The location of the start codon.
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A) It ligates the viral genome into a circular molecule.
B) It produces the RNA primer.
C) It binds single-stranded DNA and prevents reannealing.
D) It acts as the primer for DNA replication.
E) It acts as the DNA polymerase.
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