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Which of the following most accurately explains the cause for the abnormal numbers of chromosomes during human reproduction that can result in Down syndrome, Turner’s syndrome, or Klinefelter’s syndrome?

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology
  1. The occurrence of nondisjunction of homologous chromosomes during meiosis

  2. The duplicative production of extra chromosomes during DNA replication

  3. The abnormal pairing of nonhomologous chromosomes during prophase of meiosis I

  4. The selective loss of particular chromosomes from the sex cells after formation of the mature gamete

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#Question id: 15409

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 A heterozygous trihybrid corn plant is testcrossed and the following progeny are produced (all traits are recessive to their wildtype alternative);
          booster                              6
          booster, silkless                  137       
          booster, liguleless, silkless      291
          liguleless                          142
          liguleless, silkless                  3
          silkless                            30
          booster, liguleless                  34
          wildtype                            339
What is the order of the loci on the chromosome? 

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#Question id: 15408

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Which of the following is not a protein or group of proteins required for conjugation to occur?

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#Question id: 15407

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The end result of F factor mediated conjugation:

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#Question id: 15406

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Which method of gene transfer involves direct contact between the bacteria?

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#Question id: 15388

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What do transduction, transformation, and conjugation have in common?

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#Question id: 15387

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How might the results of Bernard Davis's U tube experiment have been different if each strain were only mutant for a single gene?