Final answer:
The provided statement about corrected transcripts and indexed audios is B.false in the context of biological transcription.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement that corrected transcripts have indexed audios to allow you to listen to the sentiment while you read along does not pertain to biology directly. In the context of biology, and particularly gene expression, transcription refers to the process by which a segment of DNA is copied into RNA by the enzyme RNA polymerase. Therefore, the statement given is false when applied to biological transcription.
Regarding the options provided:
- a. all expressed, all of the time is not accurate as not all genes are expressed constantly; gene expression is often regulated according to the cell's needs.
- b. transcribed and translated almost simultaneously refers to prokaryotic cells where transcription and translation can occur concurrently because there is no nuclear membrane separating these processes.
- c. transcriptionally controlled because translation begins before transcription ends aligns with the concept of prokaryotic cells, where translation of mRNA can begin before its transcription has been completed.
- d. band care both true suggests that both b and c are accurate descriptions of gene expression in prokaryotic organisms.