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out of 1 If one of the parents is found to have the mutation that causes DAD, it is most likely the statement) Row A. B. C D. Select one OA A OB. B OC. C OD. D i father father mother Diabetes mellitus and deafness (DAD) is a genetic disorder caused by a point mutation at position 3243 in human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), which consists of a circular genome. As suggested by the name, patients with DAD are subject to hearing loss at certain frequencies as well as Type 1 diabetes. mother After having a child born with DAD, a man and a woman decide to have their own DNA screened in order to determine who the mutation came from. mtDNA is coded for on the Y-chromosome mtDNA is inherited through sperm mtDNA is coded for on the X-chromosome mtDNA is inherited through ova because _ii (select the row that correctly completes the

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Which of the following evolutionary changes is an illustration of horizontal gene transfer? the human point mutation which changes a T into an A in the sickle-cell b-globin gene B. origin of the tetraploid potato (Solanum tuberosum) from its diploid ancestor (Solanum stenotomum) non-disjunction of the duplicated human chromosome 21, causing Down’s syndrome D. the green sea slug acquiring the genes for making chlorophyll from the chloroplasts of green algae the single gene deletion which can reduce the variety of mating types in yeast

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1. A mechanism for equalizing the expression of X-linked genes in males and females of a species.              [ Choose ]             Conjugation             Reciprocal Crosses             Transduction             Binary Replication             Haplotype             Interference             Transformation             Gain of Function Mutation             Allelic Series             Blending Theory             Dosage Compensation             Rolling Circle Replication             Pleiotropy             Coefficient of Coincidence             Reciprocal Cross             Loss of Function Mutation             Synaptonemal Complex             Allelic Phase             Allele             Chiasma             Law of Independent Assortment            2. A group of alleles of a gene that show a hierarchy of dominance relationship among them.              [ Choose ]             Conjugation             Reciprocal Crosses             Transduction             Binary Replication…

Match the numbered concepts to the lettered facts. Explain why each pair is the best match. (1) Gene Duplication     (2) Molecular Clock       (3) Pseudogene    (4) SINES and LINES  a.  Different kinds of globin chains arose over time including myoglobin, alpha globin, beta globin 1, delta globin, and beta globin 2.b.  The two human beta globin genes, 1 and 2, differ at 20 base pair sites; only beta gene 1 produces a functional protein.c.  In human hemoglobin, the delta polypeptide chain differs by 39 amino acid sites vs. the beta chain.d.  The human alpha globin gene and the mouse alpha globin gene are orthologous to each other.