QUESTION 5How would a corn kernel heterozygous for the color allele (Cc) sometimes get spots / streaks of color or no color?a. Under the influence of the Ac element, Ds is a transposable element that can jump in and out of the dominant Callele.b. The Ac & Ds elements are both transposable elements that can jump in and out of the recessive c allele.C. The P element only acts in the female part.d. Under the influence of the Ds elerment, Ac is a transposable element that can jump in and out of the dominant Callele.e. None of the above.QUESTION 6Why does the P element cause hybrid dysgenesis only when a male fly with the P element mates with a female fly that does not have the P element?O a. Sperm cells contain little or no cytoplasm so there is no repressor protein contributed by the male.b. The P elements are linked on the same chromosome.C. The repressor protein in the female's egg, that keeps the P element from transposing, is not present.d. Both a andce. All of the aboveQUESTION 7Which of the folowing is true about trinucleotide repeats?O They are 3 deaxyribonucleotides that repeat several to thousands of times within or near a gene.O They are mutations in which the copies of a set of nucleotides can increase from generation to generation.O They can explain the phenomenon of "anticipationAn increase in trinucleotide repeats correlates with an increase in severity of genetic disease.All of the above are true.

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Description: QUESTION 5How would a corn kernel heterozygous for the color allele (Cc) sometimes get spots / streaks of color or no color?a. Under the influence of the Ac element, Ds is a transposable element that can jump in and out of the dominant Callele.b. Th