A person with fewer than 35 repeats of a specific gene will probably remain healthy; those with 39 or more repeats of that same gene will develop ________.
A. amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
B. asthma
C. Parkinson's disease
D. Huntington's disease
Answer: D
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a. visual deprivation led to permanent vision loss in both kittens and adult cats. b. visual deprivation led to permanent vision loss in kittens and but not adult cats. c. visual deprivation led to permanent vision loss in adult cats but not kittens. d. visual deprivation had no long-term impact on either kittens nor adult cats.
Who typically communicates about sexuality between parents and children?
a. Mothers to daughters and fathers to sons b. Mothers to both sons and daughters c. Fathers to both sons and daughters d. Mothers and fathers equally to sons and daughters
In Chapter 4, the In-Depth Section described research by Leonor Romero Lauro and her colleagues, which used a method called "Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation." These authors concluded that
a. working memory really is a storehouse that has a limit of 5 to 9 items. b. the left parietal lobe and the left frontal lobe are both relevant when you are reading long sentences with complex grammar. c. the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere are equally involved in language comprehension. d. the left hemisphere is relevant for long sentences, whereas the right hemisphere is relevant for complex sentences .
Describe the three stages of prenatal development and the major events of each stage
What will be an ideal response?