A 6.85 kb EcoRI fragment of DNA is shown below. The location of several restriction sites is indicated. Scale is approximate.
©McGraw-Hill EducationIf you were to completely digest this fragment of DNA with PstI, how many pieces of DNA would you obtain?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
Answer: C
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what proportion of the long-eared offspring will be homozygous for the long-eared allele?
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The single long process that extends from a typical
motor neuron is the a. axon. b. neuron. c. synapse. d. dendrite. e. cell body.
Cardiac muscle fibers are electrically coupled by junctions called intercalated discs
____________________ Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Imagine that a newly discovered species of fish normally has three eyes (E), but the rare mutation (e) causes "diopthalmic" fish with two eyes to be born
In addition, eye color in these fish is inherited similarly to humans, with black eyes (B) being dominant to blue (b). Assuming these two genes are carried on separate chromosomes, what must the genotypes of two black-eyed, three-eyed parents be if they have a blue-eyed, diopthalmic son? A) EEBB and eebb B) eeBB and EEbb C) Both EeBb D) Both eebb