13. The repeating unita. in human DNA telomeres is TTTCATb. in human DNA telomeres is TTACGGc. in human DNA telomeres is TTAGGGd. in humon DNA telomeres is TTACTCe. in humon DNA telomeres is TTAGGC14. chromosomes in germ cells (egg ond sperm)a. germ cells don't replicate DNAb. do not get shorter with every division because they are not dividingC. get shorter with every division just like other cellsd. do not get shorter with every division becouse the enzyme topoisomerasecatalyzes the lengthening of topomerse. do not get shorter with every division becouse the enzyme telomerase catalyzesthe lengthening of telomers16. Mutagensa. gamma radiationb. All of these can be mutagensc. None of these are known to be mutagensd. Certain wavelengths of ultra violet lighte. x-ray's17. The genetic codehas no redundancy but does have ombiguityb. has both redundancy and ombiguityc. has redundancy and not ombiguityd. has ambiguitye. has redundancy19. During translation the ribosome:a. reads the DNA from 5' to 3'b. ribosOmes are not involved in translationc. Reads the RNA from 3' to 5"d. Reads the DNA from 3' to 5'e. Reads the RNA from 5' to 3'20. In mitosis, if a parent cell has 25 chromosomes, each daughter cell will have how many chromosomes?a. 100 total for the daughter cells togetherb. 12.5c. 50d. 50 total for the daughter cells togethere. 2521. During the "S" phase of interphase before mitosis occurs, the chromosomes duplicateso how many. DNA molecules are present per chromosome after duplication?a. 16b. 2c. 32d. 4e. 46Lenovo 23. What stage of mitosis in the pictured cell?PlantRelated peopleeedback27.anaphaseb. prophasec. interphosed. telophasee. metaphasea.ti25. What stage of mitosis in the pictured cell?10. Telca.cC.d.e. Ca. interphaseb. anophasec. prophased. telophasee. metaphase12. Okazaka. inb. 1.inc. ind. ine. in

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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.

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13. The repeating unit
a. in human DNA telomeres is TTTCAT
b. in human DNA telomeres is TTACGG
c. in human DNA telomeres is TTAGGG
d. in humon DNA telomeres is TTACTC
e. in humon DNA telomeres is TTAGGC
14. chromosomes in germ cells (egg ond sperm)
a. germ cells don't replicate DNA
b. do not get shorter with every division because they are not dividing
C. get shorter with every division just like other cells
d. do not get shorter with every division becouse the enzyme topoisomerase
catalyzes the lengthening of topomers
e. do not get shorter with every division becouse the enzyme telomerase catalyzes
the lengthening of telomers
16. Mutagens
a. gamma radiation
b. All of these can be mutagens
c. None of these are known to be mutagens
d. Certain wavelengths of ultra violet light
e. x-ray's
17. The genetic code
has no redundancy but does have ombiguity
b. has both redundancy and ombiguity
c. has redundancy and not ombiguity
d. has ambiguity
e. has redundancy
19. During translation the ribosome:
a. reads the DNA from 5' to 3'
b. ribosOmes are not involved in translation
c. Reads the RNA from 3' to 5"
d. Reads the DNA from 3' to 5'
e. Reads the RNA from 5' to 3'
20. In mitosis, if a parent cell has 25 chromosomes, each daughter cell will have how many chromosomes?
a. 100 total for the daughter cells together
b. 12.5
c. 50
d. 50 total for the daughter cells together
e. 25
21. During the "S" phase of interphase before mitosis occurs, the chromosomes duplicate
so how many. DNA molecules are present per chromosome after duplication?
a. 16
b. 2
c. 32
d. 4
e. 46
Lenovo

23. What stage of mitosis in the pictured cell?
Plant
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27.
anaphase
b. prophase
c. interphose
d. telophase
e. metaphase
a.
ti
25. What stage of mitosis in the pictured cell?
10. Telc
a.
cC.
d.
e. C
a. interphase
b. anophase
c. prophase
d. telophase
e. metaphase
12. Okazak
a. in
b. 1
.in
c. in
d. in
e. in

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