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jakeman93 jakeman93
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Actinomycin D is a drug that inhibits the activity of RNA polymerase II. In the presence of actinomycin D, early development in many vertebrate species, such as frogs, can proceed past the formation of a blastula, a hollow ball of cells that forms after early cleavage divisions; but development ceases before gastrulation.

What does this tell you about maternal versus zygotic gene activity in early frog development?
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    -Development beyond the gastrulation must be largely under control of maternal effect genes.
    -Development from fertilization until gastrulation must be largely under control of maternal effect genes.
    -Zygotic gene expression must be largely under control of maternal effect genes.
    -Zygotic gene expression is required for gastrulation and beyond.
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What does this tell you about maternal versus zygotic gene activity in early frog development?
Check all that apply.
    -Development beyond the gastrulation must be largely under control of maternal effect genes.
    -Development from fertilization until gastrulation must be largely under control of maternal effect genes.
    -Zygotic gene expression must be largely under control of maternal effect genes.
    -Zygotic gene expression is required for gastrulation and beyond.

Zygotic gene expression is required for gastrulation and beyond.
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jakeman93 Author
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10 years ago
Hmm its marking me wrong here as well.. is it possible there is more than one of those answers that are correct?
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jakeman93 Author
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You are the best.. thanks much!
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