Is There any way in which a currently living could be mutated in reality to such a large scale as to which others could see the mutation, such as a third arm?
1646Genetic engineering harms or benefits human societyharms? What obstacles must gene therapy overcome? What instrumentation is required for DNA sequence analysis and how does it work?
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In cats yellow is due to gene B and black to its allele b. These genes are located on the X chromosome (sex-linked). The heterozygous results in calico (tortoise shell). What kinds of offspring (sex & color) are expected from the cross: black male & calico female? Most calico males are sterile, why?
how was highschool like for a person diagnosed with turner's syndrome? and really difficult subjects?
Why does RNA have 5 bases and DNA has only 4?
How DNA is being Transplanted?
How to construct Genetic Code?
If curly hair is genetic, why do you have curly hair if none of your ancestors did?
What are the 8 steps that are involved in genetic engineering?
Flower position, stem length, and seed shape were three traits that were studied by Mendel. Each is controlled by an independently assorting gene. If a plant that is heterozygous for all three traits was allowed to self- fertilize, what proportion of the offspring would be expected to show all three dominant phenotypes?
A single base exchange mutation occurs in the promoter of the TRP operon. How the operation of the HIS operon might be affected in two ways?
How the positive and negative DNA markers are used in genetic engineering?
Why would farmers, doctors, and manufacturers be interested in Genetic Engineering?
Can you name a few potential risks of Genetic Engineering?
Does a person diagnosed with turner syndrome have trouble hearing? please reply if you have this syndrome or know someone who does.
sir/ma'm im doing my msc in biotechnology.im concern that can go for phd in genetics? and how?? plz help me in this..thank you
Consider two linked autosomal genes. The dominant allele C of the first gene causes cataracts of the eye, whereas its recessive allele produces normal eyes. The dominant allele P causes polydactyly (an extra finger) whereas its allele (p) produces a normal number of fingers. A man with cataracts and normal fingers marries a woman with polydactyly and normal eyes. Their son has both polydactyly and cataracts and he marries a woman with neither trait. What is the probability that their first child will have cataracts and polydactyly?
