What is the functional role of telomeres? select the two correct statements. select the two correct statements. telomeres provid
e a protective "cap" on the ends of linear chromosomes, that distinguishes normal chromosome ends from ends generated by double-stranded chromosome breaks. telomeres attract replication enzymes and thereby serve as the replication origins. telomeres prevent topoisomerase enzymes from sliding out of the dna double-helix. telomeres allow chromosome end-to-end fusion which is essential during metaphase of mitosis. telomeres provide a mechanism for replication of the ends of linear chromosomes?
<span>Teleromes provide a protective cap on the ends of linear chromosomes and are atypical to most prokaryotes, which are circular chromosomes. Teleromes also function as the gatekeepers to prevent topoisomerase enzymes from sliding out of the dna double-helix.</span>
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above would be the second option. In multicell organisms, cells that work together to perform a certain function form <span>Organs. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.</span>
This is because a response to a stimulus( low blood pressure) acts in the same direction as the stimulus ( even lower blood pressure).
This is opposed to negative feedback where the response would go in the operate direction of the stimulus ( I.e. blood pressure increasing in response to low blood pressure)
