It might change over time to compensate fir its environment
Answer: sp+ zn+/ sp+ zn+ ; sp+ zn+/ sp zn; sp zn / sp zn
Explanation: f a double heterozygote is testcrossed and gametes are produced in a ratio of 1:1:1:1, this can be interpreted as unlinked genes or as genes that are 50 map units apart. Because gametes this far apart cannot be distinguished from gametes that are unlinked, it's not possible to get a ratio of gametes that indicates a distance of greater than 50 map units.
A man and a woman are trying to have children but are unsuccessful. As part of a series of tests, the man is karyotyped. His autosomes appear normal, but his sex chromosomes, shown in the following diagram, are not. The diagram also shows a normal male's sex chromosomes for reference.
During the primary response we display a latent period of no secretory antibody synthesis.
<h3>What is latent period?</h3>
The term latent period refers to the time lag that exists between the time that an individual contacts a pathogen and when the person begins to have the capacity to infect others with the disease.
The latent period varies from one organism to another. For some organisms, the latency period is as long as six months or higher. During this period the infected person shows no sign of infection.
During this period, we display a primary response to the antigen of no secretory antibody synthesis.
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During which response to the antigen do we display a latent period of no secretory antibody synthesis? A. primary. B. secondary. C. tertiary. D. quaternary.
I think it would most likely be passed along when there are more than one mutations in a gene.
I think its spider, the dinner plate got me confused.
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