DAT Destroyer Biology Question 119

[premedpredent95]

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Why couldn't D) also be an answer choice here? Don't most microorganisms also contain endonuclease for alterations to DNA / DNA repair? @orgoman22

 

[RenzyBoy]

I think they're talking specifically about the fibrinogen to fibrin mechanic, so it would be specifically looking for coagulase.

 

[DAT Destroyer]

Why couldn't D) also be an answer choice here? Don't most microorganisms also contain endonuclease for alterations to DNA / DNA repair? @orgoman22

You are correct, microorganisms do produce Endonucleases. However, the question specifically referred to the process of converting Fibrinogen to Fibrin. Endonucleases do not perform this finction.

Hope this helps.

 

[premedpredent95]

OK, thank you!