A) It is a paralog to the known gene and is a result of a recent gene duplication.
B) It is an ortholog to the known gene and is a result of a recent gene duplication.
C) It is an ortholog to the known gene and is a result of an older gene duplication.
D) It is a paralog to the known gene and is a result of an older gene duplication.
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A) 1
B) 12
C) 1200
D) 3000
E) 426,000
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A) 1 × 10- 4
B) 1
C) 0) 01
D) 0) 1
E) 1 × 10- 3
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A) It goes down.
B) It stays the same.
C) It goes up.
D) Genetics do not play a role in disease predisposition.
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A) Prokaryote genomes do not contain introns.
B) All bacterial genomes are circular.
C) Bacterial genomes are always smaller than eukaryotic genomes.
D) Prokaryotes have a single chromosome.
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A) ~50%
B) >95%
C) <25%
D) ~75%
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A) large,mainly organized in single- gene transcription units without introns
B) small,mainly organized in polygenic transcription units without introns
C) small,mainly organized in single- gene transcription units with introns
D) large,mainly organized in polygenic transcription units without introns
E) large,linear,less densely packed with protein- coding genes,mainly organized in single- gene units with introns
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A) is capped at the 5' end and carries a poly- A tail at the 3' end
B) contains information for one protein product
C) contains information for more than one protein product
D) is void of start AUG) and termination UAA,UGA,UAG) triplets
E) None of the answers listed is correct.
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A) NIH
B) ENCODE
C) NCBI
D) PANTHER
E) LUMINA
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A) glycomics
B) chromosomics
C) pharmacogenomics
D) metagenomics
E) transcriptomics
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A) WGS Whole Genome Systems
B) ELSI Ethical,Legal,and Social Implications
C) HGSI Human Genome Sequencing Initiative
D) HGPC Human Genome Project Consortium
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A) clone deleterious genes from humans and study their mode of action
B) determine the base sequence of the human genome and to identify all the genes within
C) collect plant seeds in order to reduce the impact of human activity on plant extinction
D) clone beneficial genes from humans for eventual use in gene therapy
E) collect samples of cells from all parts of the world in order to preserve human genetic diversity
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A) evogenomics
B) metagenomics
C) comparative genomics
D) stone- age genomics
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A) differences in gen location in the genome
B) differences in genome sequence between cells of an organism due to errors incurred during division
C) differences in proteins expressed between cells of an organism
D) differences in genome sequence between cells of an organism due to errors in sequencing
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A) biome genomics
B) environmental genomics
C) shotgun genomics
D) whole- community sequencing
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A) transposons
B) restriction sites
C) repetitive sequences
D) heterochromatin
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