A) immunity B) heredity C) evolution D) differentiation
A) type and order of amino acids B) nutritional habits of the organism C) availability of starch molecules D) environment of the organism
A) selective breeding B) gene insertion C) cloning D) differentiation
A) large molecules that have only one function B) reproductive cells composed of molecular bases C) folded chains of bonded glucose molecules D) coiled strands of genetic material
A) habitat modification B) genetic engineering C) asexual reproduction D) natural selection
A) The gene for insulin is turned ON in liver cells, but the gene for testosterone is not B) The gene for insulin is replicated in vacuoles, while the gene for testosterone is replicated in mitochondria C) The gene for insulin is a sequence of five different molecular bases while the gene for testosterone is a sequence of only four differentmolecular bases. D) The gene for insulin has a different sequence of molecular bases than the gene for testosterone.
A) different groups of cells containing the DNA may be exposed to different environmental conditions, for example, more food for one but not the other B) some of the DNA in some of the cells will be removed by chemical reactions C) DNA is functional in only 10% of the cells of the body D) only the DNA in certain cells will replicate
A) mitosis → fertilization → meiosis B) meiosis → fertilization → mitosis C) fertilization → mitosis → meiosis D) fertilization → meiosis → mitosis
A) mitotic cell division B) recombination C) meiotic cell division D) zygote formation
A) overproduction of offspring and competition B) the need to adapt and maintain homeostasis C) sorting and recombining of genes in meiosis D) replication and cloning
A) solved the reproductive problems of the species by asexual methods B) increased the genetic variability of the panther population in Florida C) produced more reproductive cells than the male panthers in Texas D) mated only with panthers from Texas
A) rapid evolution of the organism in which the cell is found B) a mutation that will affect the synthesis of a certain protein in the cell but not the offspring C) increased variation in the type of organelles present in the cell D) an adaptation that will be passed on to other types of cells in the body
A) mitosis to produce a larger population B) internal fertilization to produce an embryo C) meiosis to produce gametes D) fusion of eggs and sperm to produce zygotes
A) a majority of oranges with seeds and only a few oranges without seeds B) oranges and other kinds of fruit C) oranges with seeds, only D) oranges without seeds, only
A) It is not affected by conditions outside the embryo. B) It is affected primarily by the eating habits and general health of the father. C) It will not be affected by any medication taken by the mother D) It is affected primarily by the eating habits and general health of the mother.
A) As an embryo develops, various tissues and organs are produced. B) The cells produced by a zygote usually have different genes. C) Offspring have a combination of genes from both parents. D) Replicated chromosomes separate during gamete formation.
A) a cancer that mutates and becomes elegant and beautiful B) a dog named Samantha and how she helps her owner overcome obstacles C) a virus aimed to cure cancer that mutates and causes humans to become monster-like D) the strange effects mannequins can have on people
A) cannot be passed on to offspring B) lead to more serious mutations in offspring C) usually lead to the death of the organism D) are usually beneficial to the organism
A) Each cell has pairs of chromosomes and the cells are usually genetically identical. B) Each cell has half the normal number of chromosomes and the cells are usually genetically different. C) Each cell has pairs of chromosomes and the cells are usually genetically different. D) Each cell has half the normal number of chromosomes and the cells are usually genetically identical.
A) have a resistance to different antibiotics B) synthesize the same proteins and enzymes as the entire colony is cloned from the original C) replicate different numbers of genes D) express adaptations unlike (different than) those of the other cells
A) decrease her ability to provide essential nutrients to an embryo B) affect the production of eggs C) make fertilization impossible D) make carrying a fetus impossible
A) ovary B) progesterone C) estrogen D) placenta
A) are made up of nutrient-rich sugars B) carry progesterone and fool the mother's body into thinking it is already pregnant C) provide plenty of testosterone for her well-being D) are easily digestable
A) causing mutations in the bacteria B) engulfing (devouring) and digesting the bacteria whole C) inserting part of their DNA into the bacterial cells D) producing toxins that compete with bacterial toxins
A) provides immediate immunity to other diseases B) automatically causes AIDS C) hijacks cells into making more viruses leaving the host defenseless to disease D) it takes a very long time to begin injecting its viral RNA code into the hosts' cells |