The human genome is the basic genetic code, or blueprint, for the transfer of traits from parents to offspring through – . Studying this code – ways to partially correct genetic defects after birth. It is already clear that behavior is rarely controlled by – . Rather, almost all behavior involves – , and often specific – factors influence how genes are expressed.

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The human genome is the basic genetic code, or blueprint, for the transfer of traits from parents to offspring through -hereditary transmission- . Studying this code -has revealed- ways to partially correct genetic defects after birth. It is already clear that behavior is rarely controlled by -a single gene- . Rather, almost all behavior involves -multiple genes- , and often specific -environmental- factors influence how genes are expressed.

It would be noted that some of the options were not chosen at all, this is because this question focuses on genes and it's expression. "Nurture and education" and "psychological" are not factors that actually affect gene expression. Also, studying genetic codes has already revealed partial ways to correct genetic defects and hence it would be wrong to choose "may in time reveal". For instance, there are procedures used to identify genetic defects in the spermatozoa of a male which can be screened out and the "good" sperm used to fertilize an egg in-vitro.

Why does ice have the lowest density?

Which of the following is an example of an organism growing developing?

What are the two leading causes of CO2 being in the atmosphere?

In which layer of Earth can a garden and rocks he found?
A. Exosphere
B. Hydrosphere
C. Lithosphere
D. Stratosphere

An example of mitosis at work is a leaf...

turning yellow.
growing.
taking in carbon dioxide.
performing photosynthesis.

What do seals and birds have in common in the food web?

Focus Question: Which tissue sample is
the best for absorption and why?

please help me this is one of my missing assignments

How does each organism’s niche and habitat play a part in each type of symbiosis?

All lipids (Fats) contain the following elements except:
A, Nitrogen
B, Oxygen
C, Carbon
D, Hydrogen

Kelly walked through this part of the forest. What phase changes happened as the water moved from the oceans to the forest to Kelly's head? ​
please help me asap

The pictures below show a hot spring and a geyser.

image on the left is a hotspring, image on the right is a geyser

Which of these statements is correct about the hot spring and geyser shown in the pictures?
Both are formed when the groundwater erodes limestone.
Both are formed when the groundwater gets heated.
The hot spring is formed by the heating of groundwater and the geyser is formed by the erosion of limestone by groundwater.
The hot spring is formed by the erosion of limestone by groundwater and the geyser is formed by the heating of groundwater.

1. Angiosperms ensure the transfer of gametes through structures called _____________________.

Which of the following is not a characteristic of enzymes?
F
they are proteins
G
they act as a catalyst
H
they react with a specific substrate
they are unaffected by changes in temperature
J
they are unaffected by changes in temperature

How many different ELEMENTS are in Na2SO4?
A.)1
B.)3
C.)6
D.)7

What is the function of a cell membrane?

Selectively permeable membranes are important in cell function. What makes a membrane selectively permeable?

A.The ability to remove bacteria from the cell
B.The ability to use energy to make proteins used in the cell
C.The ability to modify, sort and package proteins and lipids for storage or transport out of the cell
D.The ability to allow needed materials to enter and wastes to exit as well as the ability to block unneeded materials from entering the cell

What is 'b' in this linear equation? y = 5x - 6

I need help please! This is a question on genetics!

Given the formula D=M/V, a substance with a Density of 50 gm/cc, with a Volume of 10 cc, has a Mass of ___________
A
500 cc
B
250 cc
C
500 gm
D
500 cc

Analyze reasons for water’s polarity and the effect of polarity.

if you could help me that would be awesome :)

12. Which area of deep ocean research provides the most economic
benefit?

a sea-floor spreading

b. oil resource

C.new habitats

d hydropower

Gorge and Hattie want to perform a set of experiments to test the optimal water and sunlight levels of a certain species of pea plant.

Gorge decides to test the amount of water that the species needs to thrive. He takes 24 pea plants and separates them into four equal groups and gives each group a different daily amount of water. He keeps all other environmental conditions the same for each group. He measures the initial height of all the pea plants and then measures their growth after one month.

Gorge averages the data from the individual pea plants and comes up with an average for each group, which he reports in the table below.
After Gorge's experiment is complete, Hattie decides to test the optimal sunlight exposure for this species. She takes 24 pea plants and separates them into four equal groups and exposes each group to a differing daily amount of sunlight. She keeps all other environmental conditions the same for each group, including giving each group 15 mL of water daily. She measures the initial height of all the pea plants and then measures their growth after one month.

Hattie averages the data from the individual pea plants and comes up with an average for each group, which she reports in the table below.
Which of the following conclusions can be made based on the results of these investigations?
A.
This species of pea plant grows best when given 15 mL of water and four hours of sunlight daily.
B.
This species of pea plant grows best when given 15 mL of water and three hours of sunlight daily.
C.
This species of pea plant grows best when given 5 mL of water and one hour of sunlight daily.
D.
This species of pea plant grows best when given 5 mL of water and four hours of sunlight daily.

Which event or principle CANNOT have its validity directly tested by laboratory experiment?
Select one:

a. the big bang theory

b. the conservation of energy

c. the periodicity of element properties

d. the acceleration of objects due to gravity

The nucleus or center area of the atom contains two kinds of subatomic particles. Which two?
Question 3 options:

protons and neutrons

protons and electrons

electrons and neutrons

protons only

You are looking through a light microscope with a 10x eyepiece trying to determine what type of cells you are seeing. You can only see individual cells with 100x total magnification. What type of cell is it and how much detail would you expect to see?
A=Prokaryotic cell, very little detail
B=Prokaryotic cell, much detail
C=Eukaryotic cell, very little detail
D=Eukaryotic cell, much detail

How many times farther from the Sun is Uranus (distance = 19.20 AU) than Saturn (distance = 9.58 AU)?

what is the function of centiroles?

2. True or False
Only people who wore glasses as children need glasses for reading as they get older.

A scientist uses electricity to break down water into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas. Which statement best explains what happens? A. A chemical change occurs. O B. A base neutralizes an acid. O c. An acid neutralizes a base. O D. A physical change occurs.​