Which of the following describes the purpose of GWAS analysis OGWAS analysis identify genes that are associated to a complex trait in humans that is affected by multiple genes OGWAS analysis identify genes that follow Mendelian traits WAS analysis identify traits that have a genetic component and affect many people OGWAS determines the genetic cause for complex traits OGWAS analysis identify genes that are associated to a complex trait in humans that is affected by a single gene

Q: How did this pandemic change the outlook on infectious disease?

A: Infectious diseases are diseases caused by the entrance into and multiplication in the body by the…

Q: The head of the oncology divison of a large biotech company proposes to develop a therapeutic…

A: For cancer treatment, there are several options. The treatment a patient receives depends on the…

Q: The term taphonomy refers to ____. a. the classification of organisms in relation to each other b.…

A: tatophonomy is the study of the processes such as burial, decay, and preservation that affect animal…

Q: What is Primary Production and what are the factors that limit primary production in terrestrial and…

A: Primary productivity is referred as the speed at which solar energy is converted into the organic…

Q: LO 78- Explain how organismal phenotypes can be influenced by more than one gene. Select the…

A: Phenotype is the simple expression of genotype. But it may be controlled by one or more than one…

Q: Skeletal productivity can be quantified by dividing the maximum diameter of the ____ by the diameter…

A: Skeletal robusticity indicates the strength of a skeletal section in relation to some mechanically…

Q: What step in your PCR reaction would be inhibited? Knowing this, if a human was exposed to…

A: A major portion of the archival collections of specimens are fixed in formaldehyde and has been used…

Q: 12. What do SDS and DTT in the sample buffer do? 13. 14. What is the purpose of the bromophenol…

A: Ulrich K. Laemmli created the discontinuous electrophoretic system known as SDS-PAGE, which is…

Q: A parent with a helper can produce 10 chicks and a parent without a helper can produce 5 chicks. The…

A: An individual's direct fitness is determined by how many children they have, but a person's indirect…

Q: Which of the following functions can be fulfilled by Cas proteins? Create mutations in target DNA…

A: What is CRISPR - Cas system? CRISPR - Cas system is the innate immune system of bacteria &…

Q: Which invertebrates would you expect to find in highly polluted waters? a. Stonefly nymph b. midge…

A: Flies are the type of invertebrate that can survive in a wide range of habitats. Among the preferred…

Q: There is speculation that climate change has been a driving force in the history of human evolution.…

A: Evolutionary rescue happens when an adaptive evolutionary shift revives declining populations'…

Q: What is the benefit of using Next-Gen sequencing instead of Sanger sequencing? You can use…

A: The correct answer can be identified as follows- C. Faster and more copies can be sequenced at a…

Q: Cranial and post cranial primary characteristics of archival Homo include____. a. Large browridges…

A: Introduction Archaic Homo sapiens or early Homo sapiens evolved much earlier than modern man. Brain…

Q: Which of the following genotype frequencies of AA, Aa, and aa, respectively, satisfy the…

A: The Hardy-weinberg law was given by G.H. Hardy and Wilhelm Weinberg. The law states that in a large…

Q: Describe the mutation that occurs in the following examples (be specific, if possible): BOAT  to BAT…

A: Mutations are changes or alterations or modifications in the nucleotide sequence of the genome or…

Q: Does it need active form or inactive form of the repressor ? 3) What is role of RNA polymerase,…

A: An operon is defined as the collection of coordinately regulated genes . Q2Ans:In a negative control…

Q: Pollen contains the complete genetic material of the plant and is airborne. Describe ways in which…

A: Issues regarding the environmental effect of genetically modified crops are now limiting their…

Q: R= R + AR R Arterial Compliance: An artery of 1 cm diameter under diastolic pressure increases in…

A: Arterial compliance is defined as change in the arterial diamater due to change in the arterial…

Q: O the climate is changing in more ways than just warming. evidence is limited that the Earth is…

A: Climate change is a problem all over the globe that arises due to global warming. The climate is…

Q: Honey bee workers from a colony in North Carolina are visiting two food sites, A and B, at 6 am as…

A: Their compass is the sun. Bees can accurately navigate even when the sun is obscured by clouds by…

Q: Match the chemotherapeutic agents with its use, side effects etc. It is used in the tx. of AIDS-…

A: Common side effects of chemotherapeutic agents include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, hair loss, anemia,…

Q: Discuss the Biological Pest Control methods and how they control the crop plant's environment…

A: Introduction Pest control:- Pest control is the management of a species defined as a pest. Pest…

Q: pick one answer only

A: Human intervention means involvement of humans in natural activities/ processes leading to their…

Q: Explain the diauxic growth of cells with the help of growth of E.Coli in batch culture containing…

A:

Q: Dnmt3 codes for a methyltransferase reproduction. If there is no inhibition, Dnmt3 into honeybee…

A: Introduction   The DNA methylation at CpG (cytosine-phosphate-guanine) causes gene silencing. This…

Q: What type of enzyme would you need to insert a functional gene A nuclease that makes staggered cuts…

A: In order to clone a gene, it must be inserted into a plasmid, a circular piece of DNA that may be…

Q: Applying your knowledge of genetics, natural selection and evolution, how is the positive response…

A: long-term changes in temperature and climate systems are referred to as climate change. These…

Q: EV Diabetes results from the body's inability to properly handle glucose. Two forms of this disease…

A: Let us first briefly explain type 1 and type 2 diabetes milletus. Type 1 diabetes milletus: Type 1…

Q: If a male cat with orange fur produces female offspring with calico fur, what color was the mother…

A: Let the genotypes of male and female cats be as follows- XBXB- black fur female XRXR- Orange fur…

Q: Explain in energy transfer terms why there are always fewer sharks than small fish or why there are…

A: The 10% law was established by Lindemann in 1942.  According to this law, only 10% of the total…

Q: One of the earliest stone tool industry is the ____. This is a significant development in hominin…

A: The Early Stone Age starts with the most basic stone implements which were made by early humans.…

Q: LO74 Explain how epigenetic markers are inherited. How do epigenetic marks compare in monozygotic…

A: Introduction :  Changes in the expression and operation of the genes are a part of the epigenetics…

Q: Why are coliforms selected as the indicator of water potability?

A: Bioindicators are biochemical mechanisms, species, or communities that are used to monitor…

Q: the HIV virus primarily attacks which cells?

A: INTRODUCTION : HIV virus - It is known as human immunodeficiency virus(HIV), which attacks and harms…

Q: An evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) is a Group of answer choices strategy that, if adopted by…

A: Introduction Evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS):- A behavior that all animals within the…

Q: 6. Most of the water and solutes is absorbed in the large intestine 7. Antibodies are produced from…

A: Large intestine are responsible for majority of water and solute absorption, whereas small…

Q: explain the raspberries common ancestor from the given clade.

A: Raspberry is the  edible fruit of plant species with rich color and sweet juicy taste.  It is…

Q: (Purple) (White) 12. Two plants, both heterozygous for the gene that controls flower color are…

A: According to Mendel, the allelic pairs of the height-related genes, TT and tt, are identical in…

Q: Once the nucleotide in the picture is added to the 3’end of growing strands, DNA synthesis is…

A: Introduction: DNA molecule end  has a number. One end is referred to as the 5' (five prime) and…

Q: Pollen contains the complete genetic material of the plant and is airborne. Describe the ways in…

A: Pollen represent the highly reduced from of male plant's gametophyte. It is usually called as…

Q: Which of the following statements is TRUE?   Synthesis of the lagging strand requires more DNA…

A: DNA replication is a process in which it is done to copy the cell DNA. * This process is…

Q: What should the mRNA molecule of a regular mRNA vaccine contain to be translated accurately by our…

A: The correct answers are as follows- B. Poly A tail D. 5' cap E. Flanking UTRs F. Promoter The mRNA…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of performing manual CBC?

A: Advantantages of manual CBC. The main advantage is that a trained observer can detect minute…

Q: RNA DNA Protein at is the purpose for including a blocking step? Blocking prevents further migration…

A: There are three types of blotting methods Northern blotting, southern blotting and western blotting.…

Q: What is the amount of oxygen transfer rate in the animal cell culturing?

A: An unsteady state approach was used to measure both k(L)a and k(L) at impeller speeds ranging from…

Q: All individuals of the same species living in a defined place at the same time make up a ______.

A: In order to study any ecological community, the genetics of the population must be studied. The gene…

Q: 1. Which of the following are NOT hallmarks of cancer? a. Growth signal autonomy and angiogenesis b.…

A: Hallmarks of cancer is an integrative concept that helps to aid the cancer related complexity into…

Genetic Variation

Genetic variation refers to the variation in the genome sequences between individual organisms of a species. Individual differences or population differences can both be referred to as genetic variations. It is primarily caused by mutation, but other factors such as genetic drift and sexual reproduction also play a major role.

Quantitative Genetics

Quantitative genetics is the part of genetics that deals with the continuous trait, where the expression of various genes influences the phenotypes. Thus genes are expressed together to produce a trait with continuous variability. This is unlike the classical traits or qualitative traits, where each trait is controlled by the expression of a single or very few genes to produce a discontinuous variation.