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1. Determine which of the following mutations is more likely to produce a severe rather than mild phenotypic consequence(s)?Synonymous mutationsNonsense mutationsMissense mutationsNone of the aboveAll of the above2. Why do mutations in non-coding regions of a gene still have major effects on phenotypic expression?3. Loss-of-function mutations are significantly more frequent than gain-of-function mutations. True or false?4. Missense mutations can be classified as either "conservative substitutions" or "nonconservative substitutions." These two subclasses differ in that in a conservative mutation: (select all that apply)a) a purine is replaced by a different purine base.b) a pyrimidine is replaced by a purine base.c) the same amino acid is encoded by the mutated codon.d) a functionally similar amino acid is encoded by the mutated codon.e) there is less effect on the protein structure and function.5. (i) What is a nonsense mutation?(ii) What effect do nonsense mutations have on the length of mRNA?(iii) What effect do nonsense mutations have on the length and function of a protein?(iv) The following DNA sequence is from the non-template strand of a gene. List all possible single point mutation events that would create nonsense mutations.5' ATG CTG AGA TGC GAA CAG GAC 3'(v) Which of the point mutations from part (iv) will most likely occur at the highest frequency?
Find out the number of triplet codons feasible
Comb shape in chickens represents a classic example of gene interaction. 2-gene pairs interact to influence shape of the comb. The genes for rose com and pea comb together produce walnut comb.
Assume you ask is to work with the genetic code and examine the structure and characteristics of the amino acids used to make proteins and answer the following question.
Explain the term "ecotype" and the significanace relative to revegatation of an are that has been burned?
Trace a drop of blood from tissue cells of the left knee to capillaries of the right arm. Be sure to stop at the lungs along the way! Keep track of the left and right sides of the heart, and mention all the valves through which the blood travels.
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Assume your professor handed you a test tube with 3.0 ml of an E.coli culture in it and told you to make a 10^(-3) dilution of the entire culture. Describe how you would do it.
Determine hich of the following situations has the greatest potential for observer bias in an experimental study?
Suppose when a virus goes out of lysogeny to finish the lytic pathway, it loops up. DRAW this looping just prior to recombining out of the chromosome.
The phosphorylation of ADP to form ATP stores approximately 7.3 kcal per mole o ATP. What is the approximate efficiency of cellular respiration for a "mutant" organism that produces only 29 mole of ATP for every mole of glucose oxidized, rather than ..
A student, who has not learned properly how to prepare solutions, added 25.7 g of sucrose to exactly 150.0 mL of dH2O and assumed that a 0.5 M solution had been prepared. The total solution volume increased to 168.0 ml after sucrose was dissolved and..
In humans, a dimple in the chin is a single gene, autosomal dominant characteristic. A man with the dimpled chin, whose mother lacked dimpled chin.
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