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Chapter f#1 f#Introduction f#to f#Genetics
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f# power f#techniques f#in f # genetics f#as f#a f#result f#of f#its f#role f#in
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f# that f#an f#organism f#develops f#from f#the f#fertilized f#egg f#by f#a f # succession
f# of f#developmental f#events f#that f#lead f#to f#an f#adult?
A) preformation
B) spontaneous f#generation
C) cell f#theory
D) transduction
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f# EDITION BY WILLIAM S KLUG, MICHAEL CUMMINGS,
f# f# f# f# f# f#
f# CHARLOTTE A. SPENCER A+ f# f # f#
Chapter f#1 f#Introduction f#to f#Genetics
1) The f#CRISPR-Cas f#system f#potentially f#represents f#one f#of f#the f#most
f# power f#techniques f#in f # genetics f#as f#a f#result f#of f#its f#role f#in
associated f#with f#specific f#human f#disorders.
A) identifying f#genes
B) editing f#genes
C) producing f#new f#genes
D) regulating f#genes
E) transmitting f#genes
f# Answer: f#B f# Section:
f# Introduction
Bloom's f#Taxonomy: f#Remembering/Understanding
2) In f#the f#1600s, f#William f#Harvey f#studied f#reproduction f#and
f# development. f#What f#is f#the f#term f # given f#to f#his f#theory f#which f#states
f# that f#an f#organism f#develops f#from f#the f#fertilized f#egg f#by f#a f # succession
f# of f#developmental f#events f#that f#lead f#to f#an f#adult?
A) preformation
B) spontaneous f#generation
C) cell f#theory
D) transduction
E) epigenesis f#Answer: f#E f#Section: f#1.1
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D) cells f#propagate f#via f#asexual f#reproduction
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