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The gene that encodes a human's ability to differentiate red/green colors is X-linked. A mutant allele of this gene results in red/green colorblindness, and it is recessive to the wild-type version. Consider a cross between a woman that is colorblind and a man that is not color blind. What proportion of the male offspring will be colorblind?
Choose two organelles and compare them relative to structure and function. Describe what would be the specific probable effects on the cell if each of these organelles were lost.
In fruit flies, the recessive v allele results in vermilion (bright red) eyes; the wild type v+ allele results in red eyes. The dominant p+ allele of a second gene is required to produce pigment; the recessive p allele results in white eyes.
Assume that the locus is tightly linked to the centromere and that the trisomic chromosome forms a bivalent and a univalent (monovalent) at random.
Discuss how insertion, deletion, and base substitution of nucleotides can have a significant impact on genes. Find three specific examples of ways in which a very small change in DNA
How is it that different cells can respond in different ways to exactly the same signaling molecule even when they have identical receptors?
Discuss why determinants for optimal microbial growth rates that are determined in pure cultures in the lab do often not correlate to those determinants in natural environments.
A double heterozygote has the coupling configuration of A B/ a b of two linked genes that have a frequency of recombination of 0.20. If a randomly chosen gamete carries A, what is the probability that is also carries B?
The population of two hundred individuals goes through a generation of reproduction in which all HWE assumptions are met except for finite population size.
Explain how the cell regulates the transition from G1 phase to S phase. Describe the functions of the major regulatory proteins (which can include tumor suppressors).
Red pigment is produced in a fictional plant through the action of the gene paintball (P). Flowers of varying intensity from pale pink to bright red are made when the activity of the paintball enzyme is between 24 and 50.
Mean segment weights expressed as percentages of total body mass Total Leg: 18.43 Thigh: 11.75 Leg: 5.35 Foot: 1.33 Leg and Foot: 6.68
A microcentrifuge tube with a final concentration of 0.25 mM ONPG contains 800 uL buffer, 100 uL ONPG, and 100 uL enzyme. What was the initial concentration of ONPG added to this tube?
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