1.What is the genetic distance between C and D genes? a.22 CM b 2.2 cm c.220 kDa d.22 Mb 2.Which gene is the furthest from gene D? A. B. C. D.

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Q: 1. What are ethical issues related with GMOS? Do you think human cloning should be allowed or should…

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Q: 4) The laser allows us to: a. Specify the region of DNA damage b. Vary the amount of DNA damage c.…

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Q: 7. A is a segment of DNA whose sequence of nucleotides codes for a protein. a. gene b. chromosome c.…

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Q: 4) Goats have been genetically modified to produce an anticlotting protein in their milk. The…

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Q: A BCD A B C D Look at the two gels above and choose the correct interpretation of the banding…

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Q: AquAdvantage is a transgenic salmon. State the foreign gene(s) inserted into this new breed of fish.…

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Q: A neutral mutation_____ . a. has a pH of 7.0 b. has no effect on survival c. does not alter the DNA…

A: It is a silent mutation.

Q: A mule illustrates the effect of which type of isolation mechanism? a.Mechanical isolation.…

A: Mechanical isolation, Temporal isolation, Hybrid inviability are most commonly seen in plants.

Q: 12. The smallest unit of genetic material which produces a phenotypic effect on mutation is A. Muton…

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Q: Which of the following is transgenic? a. A yeast cell that expresses a gene from a fish b. A human…

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Q: Xeroderma pigmentosuma. is a genetic disorder that results in uncontrolled cell growth.b. is a…

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Q: c. Why do we use SNPs instead of the whole DNA sequence?  d. What is a haplotype, and how can we use…

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Q: Similarities in________ are the basis of similarities in traits. a. karyotype c. the double helix b.…

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Q: 2.21 The two allelic fragments of DNA shown belowa (d) After 30 cycles of O (b) Diagram the gel…

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Q: 16) Mutations that occur during the process of DNA replication: Answer: A) almost always lead to…

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Q: 8- Polymerase enzymes are used to a) Amplify the gene of interest b) Ligase vector and gene of…

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Q: Give a major disadvantage of RAPD as a DNA marker. Provide one (1) recommendation on how to address…

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Q: The word _________ refers only to living species.a) Clone b) Gene c) Allele d) Vaccine

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Q: 1. Discuss the genetic potential of the cloning of single genes, cells, organs, and entire…

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Q: 8) Capillary electrophoresis involves a) Fragmentation of the DNA strands b) High resolution…

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Q: Today’s automated DNA sequencing machines can sequence an individual’s entire genome in ____.   a.…

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Q: Plants are more readily manipulated by genetic engineeringthan are animals because(A) plant genes do…

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Q: he diagram below represents a segment of a gene on two chromosomes. Normal gene A A Mutated gene A T…

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Q: 6) You sequence the genomes of 100 strains of bacteria and want to select a bar coding gene to…

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Q: 7. Why recombinant DNA is very useful in improving our health conditions? A. Human insulin can be…

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Q: ________ clones include identical twins.a) Natural b) Artificial…

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Q: what is the linkage between the ct and s genes?   A. 15.7 cM   B. 32.6 cM   C. 21.3 cM   D.…

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Q: Select all that apply: A SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) is similar to an STR (short tandem…

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Q: 3. A GMO refers to:   Group of answer choices A.a plant that has been genetically modified B.a plant…

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Q: A scientist cloned a sheep. Which of these statement is true about the cloned sheep?  a. It lacks…

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Q: In the "DNA Extraction from Fruit" laboratory, DNA from a banana, kiwi or strawberry was extracted.…

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Q: 10. Complete the following diagram, which illustrates how the definition of a gene has changed over…

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Q: 1.Define what a gene is

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Q: Viruses frequently infect bacteria and insert new genes into the genetic material of the bacteria.…

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Q: 23. The location of a specific gene on a chromosome is called? A. The gene position B. The gene…

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Q: A GMO refers to: Group of answer choices a.a plant that has been genetically modified b.a plant that…

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Q: 2) Transgenic animal refers to an organism whose genome has been altered by the transfer of a gene…

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Q: b Two short DNA segments are AGCC and CCGA. Are the two segments identical? Yes No Submit

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Genome annotation

The technique of linking biological information to genome sequences is termed genome annotation. Gene annotation is the method of identifying gene locations and coding sections. It helps us understand what these genes are doing in the body through establishing structural characteristics and linking them to the actions of various proteins.