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The term that describes the appearance of an organism is ________.

phenotype

Gregor Mendel is known as the father of genetics because ________.

his research was thorough and included quantifiable data

T/F: The law of independent assortment states that the heritable units of parent plants are randomly separated during gamete formation.
True
An individual who expresses the dominant phenotype for an allele must be ________.

either heterozygous or homozygous dominant

Most human traits show a ________ pattern of inheritance.

multifactorial

Beadle and Tatum's experiment can be summarized by the saying...

“DNA is the molecule of inheritance.”

The central dogma of biology states that the process of ________ is relevant to all of biology.

transcription/translation

One good reason for undergoing genetic counseling is to determine ________.

your likelihood of passing on a deleterious gene to your offspring

The process of ________ pulls DNA through a semisolid matrix, separating out pieces of DNA by size.

gel electrophoresis

________ is used to produce and compare DNA fingerprints.

Restriction fragment-length polymorphism (RFLP)

What cell division makes haploid cells?
Meiosis
How many nucleotides are in a codon?

3
This is the codon that starts everygene
ATG

This is the RNA that brings in theamino acid during translation
tRNA

Huntington Disease is an example ofthis type of change in the DNA

Expansion Mutation

How many sex chromosomes are in aSomatic cell?
2
At what stage in the cell cycle canyou see chromosomes?
M Phase
The function of the Sertoli cells is to ________.

protect developing spermatids

The correct sequence of glands that add fluid to semen during an ejaculation is ________.

seminal vesicles → prostate gland → bulbourethral gland

The gland in the male reproductive system that contributes most of the fluid of the semen and buffers the potentially lethal acidic environment of the vagina is the ________.

seminal vesicles

The function of FSH in the male is to ________.

stimulate production of sperm

In the female, LH is directly responsible for ________.

ovulation

The layer of the uterus that repeatedly thickens and sheds under hormonal control is the ________.

endometrium

The hormone responsible for proliferation of the uterine lining comes from ________.

secondary and mature follicles

The birth control method that is also effective against STDs is ________.

The Condom (either male or female)
The most effective method of birth control, other than abstinence, is ________.

surgical methods including vasectomy and tubal ligation

All of the following STDs can be effectively treated with antibiotics except ________.

a.gonorrheab.genital wartsc.syphilisd.chlamydia