Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. A genetic cross was performed with two pea plants both with green, wrinkled seeds. Of the resulting offspring, 75% had green, wrinkled seeds and 25% had green, smooth seeds (W = wrinkled; w = smooth). With regard to wrinkled versus smooth seeds, the parental plants must have been ________.
2. A bacterial cell in which the F plasmid is integrated into the chromosome is known as
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an F+ cell.
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an F' cell.
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an Hfr cell.
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