4. Animation 12.4: This table shows results from a genetic test conducted on DNA samples from two patients. The patients are a newly married couple seeking genetic counseling about their risks of passing on a genetic disease to any children they may have in the future. The samples included the DNA region including and immediately surrounding a single gene. Restriction enzyme cleavage analyses were performed on the samples. Female Patient 1) 3400 bp fragment Male Patient 1) 1600 bp fragment 2) 1800 bp fragment 3) 3400 bp fragment DNA fragments on gel What do the genetic test results indicate about this case? O Both the woman and the man are homozygous for the mutation. O Both the woman and the man are heterozygous. O The woman is homozygous for the mutation and the man is homozygous for the normal gene. O The woman is homozygous for the mutation and the man is heterozygous.

4. Animation 12.4: This table shows results from a genetic test conducted on DNA samples from two patients. The patients are a newly married couple seeking genetic counseling about their risks of passing on a genetic disease to any children they may have in the future. The samples included the DNA region including and immediately surrounding a single gene. Restriction enzyme cleavage analyses were performed on the samples. Female Patient 1) 3400 bp fragment Male Patient 1) 1600 bp fragment 2) 1800 bp fragment 3) 3400 bp fragment DNA fragments on gel What do the genetic test results indicate about this case? O Both the woman and the man are homozygous for the mutation. O Both the woman and the man are heterozygous. O The woman is homozygous for the mutation and the man is homozygous for the normal gene. O The woman is homozygous for the mutation and the man is heterozygous.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

15th Edition

ISBN:9781337408332

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter15: Studying And Manipulating Genomes

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Problem 16SQ: Match the method with the appropriate enzyme. _____ PCR a. Taq polymerase _____ cutting DNA b. DNA...

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