If an organism inherits 1 dominant allele from one parent and 1 recessive allele from the other parent, what is it called?

Answer:

heterozygous

Explanation:

An allele is a variant form of a gene. Some genes have a variety of different forms, which are located at the same position, or genetic locus, on a chromosome. Humans are called diploid organisms because they have two alleles at each genetic locus, with one allele inherited from each parent. Each pair of alleles represents the genotype of a specific gene. Genotypes are described  as heterozygous if the two alleles differ.

Genes carry the codes that tell the body how to form itself.
True or False

Submit your detailed description of five ways animals contribute to your life and the lives of those around you.

If plants were removed from an area, which statement below describes the outcome?
a) Carbon dioxide levels would increase.
b) Oxygen levels would increase.
c) None of the above.
d) Carbon dioxide levels would decrease.

Plant cells have which of the following characteristics? Select all that apply.

Why do scientists think that all modern plants,
animals, and fungi can be traced to protist
ancestors?

in grammatically correct sentences, trace the large of the products of photosynthesis as they exit the leaf

maslows theory of self actualization

Which of these are consumers in a temperate broadleaf forest? (Select all that apply.)
deer
bobcats
birds
lions
10 points ppl!

The young maggots grow rapidly because of _____ offered by the dead body.

the bad smells
the rich food source
the safety
the garbage located near the body

A mutation always causes a change in a protein or a trait.

true or false ??

Rudy is analyzing a list of statements about structural organization within
the human body. The chart shows the list of statements.
1
2
3
Human Body Structural Organization
The human body has more systems than cells
The human body has more cols than systems
Cabs are made up of different tissues.
Organs are made up of cells and tissues
Systems are more complex than organs
4
S
Which statements are true?
1 and 2
2 and 3
2.4 and 5
3.4 and 5

What animal is this

Why might a foam cup have a greater mass before you compress it than after you compress it?

How Deep is the Deepest Hole in the World?

What are 3 beneficial functions of coastal wetlands?

What are factors in an experiment that are not changed but are kept the same for both and normal group and the experiment group?

The world is continuing to expand economically, and consumers are demanding for products. Which of the following is the most direct negative impact caused by the enormous use of paper products around the world?

TMV Assembly Each of these statements is an experimental observation concerning the reassembly of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) virions from TMV RNA and coat protein subunits. In each case, carefully state a reasonable conclusion that can be drawn from the experimental finding.
a. When RNA from a specific strain of TMV is mixed with coat protein from the same strain, infectious virions are formed.
b. When RNA from strain A of TMV is mixed with coat protein from strain B, the reassembled virions are infectious, giving rise to strain A virus particles in the infected tobacco cells.
c. Isolated coat protein monomers can polymerize into a virus-like helix in the absence of RNA.
d. In infected plant cells, the TMV virions that form contain only TMV RNA and never any of the various kinds of cellular RNAs present in the host cell.
e. Regardless of the ratio of RNA to coat protein in the starting mixture, the reassembled virions always contain RNA and coat protein in the ratio of three nucleotides of RNA per coat protein monomer.

DNA < | > Which model best represents strand 2? Below is a model of strand 1 of a DNA double helix. Remember, all models have limitations.
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Gregor Mendel performs simple experiments by crossing pea plants and he discovered that traits can be ______________ or _________________
Traits that are always present are called the _________________ which means to have most control or influence while traits that fade away are called ___________________
Traits are inherited from the parents which are found in the genetic material located inside the genes within the __________ in the nucleus of every cell in the body
_____________ is how a traits expresses itself while ___________ is a combination of allele inherited from the parents
___________ is a segment of DNA that gives instruction for making protein that produce certain characteristics
____ are different versions of the same genes that produce different traits. Each gene has 2 versions, each version is called an _______________
Twins have the same gene but ______ can affect their phenotype

An 8-mer oligopeptide has the following amino acids:
A D E E F M W Y (two Es are present)
Here is your evidence:
1. Edman degradation produces A.
2. CNBr produces a 5-mer and a 3-mer that contains W.
3. Chymotrypsin produces two dipeptides and a tetrapeptide. The tetrapeptide has a total net charge of -4 at pH 12.5.
4. Staphylococcal protease in phosphate buffer produces a tetrapeptide (4-mer), dipeptide, free D, and free W.
5. Staphylococcal protease in acetate buffer produces a pentapeptide (5-mer), dipeptide, and free W.
Put in the sequence of the 8-mer (use caps here) i.e. ABCDEFGH.

A biotech company had discovered in animal experiments that drug A might be helpful in treating insomnia (inability to sleep). After it found no apparent drug side effects in humans, the company tested the effects of the drug in 48 individuals. The best stated hypothesis for the drug trial is

Give two
reasons why cells divide.

Which statements compare meiosis I and meiosis II? Check all that apply.
-The parent cell in meiosis I is diploid and has 2n chromosomes.
-Meiosis I produces two gametes that have exactly the same genetic make up.
-Meiosis II creates four daughter cells that are genetically different from one another.
-After meiosis I, two daughter cells with haploid number of sister chromatids are produced.
-Four gametes with haploid number of chromosomes and single chromatids result after meiosis II.

In the homeostasis lab we are using ____________________ as a homeostatic parameter.

Where is the Kuiper Belt located?
OA.
Between Jupiter and Saturn
B.
Between Mars and Earth
OC.
Beyond Neptune
OD.
Beyond Pluto

In humans, tongue rolling is dominant over non-rolling. A man who can roll his tongue marries a woman who cannot. They have 8 children, of which 6 can roll their tongue. What is the genotype of these 6 children?

A. Rr
B. rr
C. RR
D. 6R

How many stops can you potentially make on your trip? Why?

A is a chain of molecules linked with peptide
bonds.

You are looking at the color of feathers in ducks and find that Green feathers (G) are dominant to yellow feathers (g). However, a second gene, H, controls whether the color will be expressed in the feathers. If the duck is hh, the duck will always be white, because the pigment does not go into feathers. What ratio of phenotypes in the progeny would you expect following a dihybrid cross