please answer with thorough explanation 11. What is the phenotype of the bacterial strain with the following lac genotype:| P o° Z* Y A/ IS P* o* Z* Y* A°a. lacz is constitutive, lacY is inducible, lacA is not expressedb. lacZ is inducible, lacY is inducible, lacA is not expressedc. lacZ is constitutive, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressedd. lacZ is inducible, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressede. lacz is not expressed, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed 20. Normal gene order on a fruit fly chromosome is a b c d (cen) e f g. You have recovered a mutantwith the pericentric inversion A BFE (cen) D C G. In a fruit fly heterozygous for wild type andinversion chromosomes, a double crossover has occurred: one between loci E and F, and the otherbetween loci C and D. What would be the resulting chromosomes?a. A B F e (cen) d c b a and gfE (cen) D C Gb. A B FE (cen) D c b a and g fe (cen) d C Gc. A B Fe (cen) d C G and a b c D (cen) E fgd. All of the above are possiblee. None of the above

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11. What is the phenotype of the bacterial strain with the following lac genotype: IP o° Z* Y A:/ IS P* o* Z* Y*A a. lacZ is constitutive, lacY is inducible, lacA is not expressed b. lacZ is inducible, lacY is inducible, lacA is not expressed c. lacZ is constitutive, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed d. lacz is inducible, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed e. lacZ is not expressed, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed

11. What is the phenotype of the bacterial strain with the following lac genotype: IP o° Z* Y A:/ IS P* o* Z* Y*A a. lacZ is constitutive, lacY is inducible, lacA is not expressed b. lacZ is inducible, lacY is inducible, lacA is not expressed c. lacZ is constitutive, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed d. lacz is inducible, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed e. lacZ is not expressed, lacY is not expressed, lacA is not expressed

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Chapter14: Human Inheritance

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Problem 15SA: Match the chromosome terms appropriately. ___ polyploid a. symptoms of a genetic disorder ___...

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