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| What is an example of Convergent evolution |
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| The wings of Birds and Bats. |
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| The movement of genetic material when individuals migrate to join new populations |
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| During S phase of the cell cycle |
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Scaffolding proteins
DNA
Histones |
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| the DNA first becomes evident as chromosomes during prophase |
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| instead of having a nuclear envelope, prokaryotes have a ring of DNA in a central area called the |
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| The phase that takes the longest time in the cell cycle |
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| In which phase of the cell cycle would the DNA be present as Chromatin |
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| The two sister chromatids of a chromosome are |
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| Cancer cells are different from most cells becuase |
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They contain telomerase
contain cyclin throughout the cell
avoid aging |
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| The complete set of DNA of an individual |
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| Genes are functional units of DNA that produce |
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| Chromosomes are pulled towards opposite sides of the cell by |
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| Homozygous individuals have two identical alleles for the same gene. |
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| phenotypes of reccessive alleles |
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| can disappear and reappear within later generations |
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| what disease can not be detected based on the karyotype of the fetus |
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| Gene therapy will most likely be successful in the future treatment of |
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| A genetic family history, from which inherited diseases can often be determined |
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| Scientist established that non-pathogenic bacteria could be rendered virulent if mixed with dead pathogenic bacteria |
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| scientist established that an unknown principle carries the necessary info for bacterial transformation |
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| These scientists established that DNA must be the genetic material |
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| Scientists responsible for "Blender experiments" |
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| scientist established that under normal conditions, DNA base pairing occurs between AT and CG |
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All of the following are enzymes involved in DNA replication except..
a-Helicase b-topoismerase c-primase
d-ligase e-reverse transcriptase |
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| does not change the coding |
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| Faculty member with DNA polymerase |
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| Faculty member on Cancer biology |
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