Two Students Studying Genes Kari and Jamal are studying a genetic trait that is controlled by two genes, Gene 1 and Gene 2. Kari and Jamal write the following questions in their lab notebooks: Questions 1. What larger structure contains these genes? 2. What structures are produced using these genes? They draw two incomplete models to help answer these questions. The two models are shown. Gene Model 1 8 Model 2 Transcription Gene Gene 2 Translation Help Kari and Jamal complete the diagram and answer their questions by using the drop-down menus to identify the genetic materials shown in the diagram. 7

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