Sex-influenced traits are expressed ____

a. aftafter the formation of a Barr body
b. more in males than in females
c. as a result of hormone differences between males and females
d. only in males
e. only in females


c

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A person sensitive to bee stings may die minutes after a sting due to

a. a collapse of the immune system. b. a clogging of the capillaries. c. a release of excessive fluids from the capillary beds. d. respiratory distress caused by excessive mucus. e. the extremely sharp rise in blood pressure.

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The ________ joints have no joint cavity and usually do not permit movement. Sutures between skull bones are this kind of joint

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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The concentration of a particular protein, X, in a normal human cell rises gradually from a low point, immediately after cell division, to a high point, just before cell division, and then drops sharply

The level of its mRNA in the cell remains fairly constant throughout this time. Protein X is required for cell growth and survival, but the drop in its level just before cell division is essential for division to proceed. You have isolated a line of human cells that grow in size in culture but cannot divide, and on analyzing these mutants, you find that levels of X mRNA in the mutant cells are normal. Which of the following mutations in the gene for X could explain these results? (a) the introduction of a stop codon that truncates protein X at the fourth amino acid (b) a change of the first ATG codon to CCA (c) the deletion of a sequence that encodes sites at which ubiquitin can be attached to the protein (d) a change at a splice site that prevents splicing of the RNA

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