A re-editted version of the original, for accuracy. The last version wasn’t my best quality; I like to provide you guys with accurate information and videos that are worth your time. I rushed the script originally and half assed the first half of the actual video production, 1) because of time and wanting to get it done after procrastinating so long, and 2) my wrist was killing me. I messed up som…
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In cattle, black coat color is dominant to white coat color. A farmer has a black male of undetermined genotype. How can the farmer determine the genotype of this black male?
Would the answer be that the farmer could have the black male mate with a white female or???
Thanks,
Bob
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Recently, scientists discovered that a rare disorder called polkadotisim is caused by a bacterial strain, polkadotiae. Mice injected with this strain(p) develop polkadots on their skin. Heat-killed p bacteria and live D bacteria, a nonvirulent strain, do not produce polkadots, when separately injected into mice. However whe a mixture of heat-killed p cells and live d cells are intected together the mice developed polkadots. What process explains this result? Describe what is happening in the case of this outcome?
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