Discuss eukaryotic replication, Biology

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Question 1 Discuss eukaryotic replication

Question 2 Write an account on eukaryotic transcription factors

Question 3 Write a detailed account on eukaryotic translation elongation

Question 4 Explain the gamete production in plants. Add a note on early embryogenesis

Question 5 Explain the features of model organisms used in genetic analysis of development

Question 6 Describe the determination of the Dorsal-Ventral and Anterior-Posterior axis in Drosophila

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