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| Each nucleus is composed of how many chromosomes? |
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| Each chromosome is composed of thousands of genes which always occupy the same position on the chromosome. This position for a gene is called what? |
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| Alternate forms of a gene at any given point or locus |
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| When division is needed for cell replacement, the cell must reproduce its chromosomes so the daughter cell is IDENTICAL to the parent cell |
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| Newly formed embryo gets half the genes from the father and half from the mother |
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| A gene that produces no visible effect |
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| Allelic genes that a person carries |
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| Observable effect produced by genes |
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| The pyrimidines in DNA are |
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| DNA unfolds and nucleotides for ______ align themselves along one of the DNA strands based on complementary base pairing |
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| How many adjacent nucleotides code for a specific AA to build a specific protein? |
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Some codons do NOT code for an AA but regulate or tell protein formation when to start or stop |
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True or False:
Any rearrangement in the gene sequence or deletion of a gene will result in entirely different proteins being produced |
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