At first the quiz is easy. As you progress, the questions gradually become more difficullt. The climax of the test presents a number of Mr. Early-style questions that are too hard for the average brain to solve. But then again, we ARE in molecular biology**, where our cranial capbilities exceed the standard norm. Conquer the test!
Biology
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Substrate-Level Phosphorylative Molecular Biology with Enzyme Deficiency Analysis
None of the above
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A polygenic trait.
Homozygous recessive.
Homozygous dominant.
Heterozygous.
An example of incomplete dominance.
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G0 Phase
G1 Phase
S Phase
G2 Phase
M Phase
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1
2
3
4
Impossible to determine
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Mutations
Gametes
Gregor Mendel
Hybrids
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Are products of uninterrupted difertilizations.
Receive a share of cytoplasmic organelles duplicate during the previous interphase.
Must wait, depending on the characterization of the cell, for a protein that allows it to perform its own mitosis.
Is unable to develop spindles without passing through the process of cytokinetic-cytoplasmic cleavage.
Exercise crossing-over to gentically diversify the organism in which it inhabits.
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Prophase takes place.
Metaphase takes place.
Anaphase takes place.
Telophase takes place.
Any mitotic phase takes place.
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Totipotent.
Pluripotent.
Multipotent.
Infertile.
Gametes.
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A mutation or error must have occurred in the process of crossing the parents.
Recessive alleles can be common.
The X-Chromosome of the male parent was inflicted with a disorder that caused a malfunction in gamete formation.
The alleles for Early Tabby collors are inaccurate.
Due to its unresponsive nature to external growth regulators, the mother's gamete must have skipped the process of meiosis.
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A code in their genes enable them to do so. Otherwise is of no significance.
Because of the benefits of switching between reproductive processes.
They are able to engage in mitosis but not meiosis.
They are prokaryotic organisms.
So as to prevent the chances of negative apoptosis.
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