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viva [34]
3 years ago
7

i will mark u brainliest!!! What is on the biology module 3 dba? pleasee only leave real answers im struggling lol.

Biology
2 answers:
prisoha [69]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

She will ask you about cell cycle, genetics, mutation, and proteins, Dna.

Explanation:

I know this cause I do FLVS and I already finished segment 1 that includes module 3 and 4, I got Mrs. Hesterman.

Here is what she gave me as a grade:

Thanks for doing your DBA with me. Here is your score:

Cell cycle, Mitosis/Meiosis- 10/10

Genetics – 10/10

Mutations- 5/5

Protein Synthesis-2/5

30/30

attashe74 [19]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

WHat school?

Explanation:

FLVS: What are mutations and how do they occur? Explain their effects on organisms.

Explain how DNA is involved in creating genetic variation within a species. Is this considered a mutation, if so why?

Describe how you can use a Punnett square to predict the probability that offspring will inherit a trait. Provide explanations of genotypes and phenotypes.

Compare mitosis and meiosis. What type of cells are created through mitosis and meiosis and what is the function of each? What makes these processes vital to our survival?

Summarize how protein molecules are made through transcription and translation. Where do these processes take place?

What is genetic engineering? Provide an example of a positive example of genetic engineering technology and its impact on health and genetics.

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