its one of the questions on my biology hw. any help would be nice.
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A- Both parents contribute equally to the genotypes of their offspring.
B- All traits found in the offspring are found in the parents.
C- Parents cannot pass on the same trait to more than one offspring.
D- Offspring must inherit either all dominant traits or all recessive traits from their parents.
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Can genetics be changed after birth of a human being?I have posted questions about genetics.In which answers say that genetics can be changed at embryonic stage means before birth.I want to know that if genetics can be changed after a human beings birth.
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Recently, there’s a new technology which is, you can design your own baby by altering the genes of an embryo. I just want to know the health risk or disease that the genetically modified child might face in future.
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How long have we been studying stem cells, genetic engineering, and cloning?
MUST be answered by 2morro Jan. 15 or else no best answer will be picked
Also, whoever answers the question i will do thumbs up to all their previous (last 5) answers to other questions for more points
thanks
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97% I think…
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DNA and RNA, which are the polymers called nucleic acids. They are made up of the monomers called nucleotides, like thymine, plus a phosphate and sugar group.
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Since there has been so much advance in gene science I am wondering if we can may be learn some thing from the gene of rats and cocoroaches that seem to be much more immune to viral attacks, and thus reprogram the human gene for similar immunity
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You know WS, current data indicates that the human race (Homo sapiens) MAY have originated in east Africa in the general region of the Rift Valley of Ethiopia/Kenya/Tanzania/Somalia. The oldest fossils of human ancestors (not exactly Homo sapiens, but other species which further developed to Homo sapiens). Also many of the oldest civilizations have origins in that region of the World as well. this has led scientists to speculate that Africa was the original source of origin of humans. However, it should be noted that much of the data have yet to be discovered and there are other sources of data which do have some conflict with the prevailing theories. Most notably, there have been fossils of Homo sapiens AND pre-sapiens creatures discovered in the Caucasus region of southern Asia and the Gobi Desert of western China, which are millions of years old. I am pretty sure that this is a question which shall remain unanswered for quite some time to come as more and more data are discovered around the globe. They are trying to form a picture of a jigsaw puzzle, having only a few of the genuine pieces of the puzzle to work with. The finished picture may be the Eiffel Tower or it may just be some kids erector set. More information is needed to see how those fit into the puzzle that we THINK may be the true picture.
Brightest Blessings,
Raji the Green Witch
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Its a question from a science project, and my teacher won’t explain the question to me. Help?
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