Answer:
66.6% of the living progeny would be creepers
Explanation:
The creeper allele is Cr for both parents this means that there is a 50% chance that they will pass the C or r trait to their progeny. In this scenario the deleterious inheritance of rr will be 25% so this will not be factored in this answer. The other progeny is CC 25% and Cr 50% for genotype only
The new calculation for living progeny is this: Of the chances of three living progeny there could be one normal CC and two creepers Cr. This means that 33.3% of the living progeny is normal CC and 66.6% of the living progeny are creepers Cr.
Answer: Scientists must be concerned about the impacts it causes on normal people due to aging.
Explanation:When a healthy human takes the growth hormone they do not any side effects or symptoms at the early stage. Once they start aging they have joint and muscle pain in legs and arms earlier than other people of their age and also result in diabetes, blood pressure and heart and lung diseases.
The Human growth Hormone can also cause tumors in brain and also indulge in growth and development of Cancer Cells in people who has cancer or had been diagnosed before.So these are the main side effects that scientists should rectify in Human Growth Hormone.
Answer= A is the correct answer :)
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The mechanism of somatic recombination known as V(D)J recombination only takes place in developing lymphocytes at the beginning of T and B cell maturation. As a result, B cells and T cells, respectively, have a very varied repertoire of antibodies/immunoglobulins and T cell receptors (TCRs).
<h3>What are immunoglobulin genes ?</h3>
Only B cells can make immunoglobulins, which are encoded by the immunoglobulin genes. The two identical heavy chains that make up immunoglobulin molecules are coupled with the two identical light chains, kappa and lambda. There are numerous chromosomal locations where the immunoglobulin genes are found.
- B-cell immunoglobulin gene rearrangement tests are used to help diagnose non-Hodgkin B-cell lymphomas and evaluate for residual or recurrent disease after treatment. There are many different types of B-cell lymphoma and each has different characteristics, prognoses, and a likely response to therapy
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