Question

Transcriptional control in Archaea most closely resembles that in ________ and utilizes ________. Transcriptional control in Archaea most closely resembles that in ________ and utilizes ________. eukaryotes; transcription factors bacteria; transcription factors bacteria; regulatory proteins eukaryotes; regulatory proteins

Answer 1

Bacteria ; regulatory proteins

Step-by-step explanation:

Archea are micro-organaisms with a structure like that of bacteria, they tend to have a strong resistance to stress and have very special metabolic capabilities.

Transcriptional control mostly binds at the major groove site of a DNA. They are commonly influenced by mostly small molecules. Most of the proteins in Archea that carry out transcription control by binding the DNA, are said to mostly look like bacterial types of the transcription control agents. The protein that influences the regions of DNA during transcription is the regulatory protein.

Transcriptional control in Archea most closely resembles that in bacteria and utilizes regulatory proteins.

Answer 2

bacteria; regulatory proteins

Step-by-step explanation:

Archea are microorganisms (e.g bacteria). They are prokaryotic in nature and they are single celled. They do not have a well defined nucleus.

Archea carry out various metabolic and chemical processes. They also try to minimize the level of stress.

Archea uses regulatory proteins such as RNA polymerase to carry out transcriptional control on the various metabolic and chemical processes that are involved in.

The transcriptional control process is simulate to that of bacteria.

The transcriptional control process occurs in 3 steps.

a. Initiation

b. Elongation

c. Termination