Chapter 20, Problem 3
What is a homeotic mutant? a. an individual with a structure located in the wrong place b. an individual with an abnormal head-to-tail axis c. an individual that is missing segments d. an individual with double the normal number of structures
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A tool-kit gene is .
The human genome size is 3 billion base pairs, and the size of the baker's yeast genome, a single-celled organism, is 12 million base pairs. Therefore, the predicted genome size for another single-celled organism, an amoeba, a. is about the size of the human genome b. is about the size of the yeast genome c. is somewhere between the sizes of the yeast and human genomes d. cannot be predicted with any certainty
Explain how RNA-seq can be used to analyze patterns of gene expression.