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During anaphase 1, which of the following seperate

Homologous chromosomes

Crossing over contributes genetic variability between

Homologous chromosomes

Which of these statements is incorrect concerning homologous

Homologous chromosomes have the same alleles before crossing over

Meiosis of one diploid cell results in the production of

4 haploid cells

If the guanine content of a certain segment of double stranded DNA is 28 percent, what is the adenine content

22

G bind with C and A binds with T

Suppose you are provided with an activly dividing culture og E.voli bacteria to which radioactive thymine has been added. What would happen if a cell replicates once in the presence of this radioactive base?

DNA in both daughter cells would be radioactive

Protons that regulate gene expression through operons ______

Interact directly through physical contact with DNA

In the lack Operon , a mutation in the operator that prevents repressive binding will cause

More expression of the lack Operon when lactose is absent

A particular triplet in the bases in the template strand of DNA is 5' AGT 3'.the corresponding codon for the mRNA transcribed is

3' UCA 5'

A point mutation occurs that leads to a stop codon in the 500th amino acid of a polypeptide containing 10,000 amino acids. This mutation is known as a

Nonsense

During gene expression. Which of the following leaves the nucleus

mRNA

How many nucleotides bases specify an amino acid

3

A gene is

A segment of DNA that codes for proteins

Eukaryotic genomes have gene sequences that can code for more than one polypeptide sequence because

Different exons can be cut out of the pre-mRNA