A) Plasmodium is highly genetically similar to its host,Anopheles.
B) Plasmodium is highly genetically similar to its host,Drosophila.
C) Plasmodium has a chloroplast-like apicoplast that could be targeted by drugs.
D) Plasmodium produces fatty acids that are similar to ones found in humans and could be targeted by drugs.
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A) Synteny refers to the conservation of gene order along chromosomes.
B) Synteny refers to the constancy of chromosome numbers in related clades.
C) Synteny results from polyploidization events.
D) Synteny refers to the rearrangement of gene order due to inversions.
E) Synteny is only observed in closely related clades.
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A) orthologs
B) paralogs
C) heterologues
D) pseudogenes
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A) Genes encoding chitin proteins that are shared by downy mildew and Sclerotinia,but absent in sunflower and humans.
B) Genes encoding growth proteins that are shared by downy mildew,Sclerotinia,and sunflower,but absent in humans.
C) Genes encoding metabolite proteins that are shared by downy mildew,Sclerotinia,and humans,but absent in sunflower.
D) Genes encoding basic development proteins that are shared by downy mildew,Sclerotinia,sunflower,and humans.
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A) Genes regulating the basic cellular metabolism are conserved in both human and pufferfish genomes.
B) About 25% of the human genes have no counterpart in the pufferfish genome.
C) Being ancestral to humans,the pufferfish genome has more repetitive DNA than the human genome does.
D) The pufferfish genome has twice the amount of DNA as the human genome does.
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A) looking at the allelic differences.
B) investigating the introns.
C) looking at the conserved sequences.
D) exchanging genomic information between them.
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A) A cross between a 2n gamete and a 1n gamete,forming a 3n hybrid.
B) A cross between a 4n gamete and a 1n gamete,forming a 5n hybrid.
C) A cross between a species with a CC genome and a species with a DD genome,forming a hybrid with a CD genome.
D) A cross between a species with a BB genome and a species with a DD genome,followed by a doubling of chromosomes,forming a hybrid with a BBDD genome.
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A) most of the coding genes are different.
B) most of the non-coding genes are different.
C) gene expression differs.
D) the genes are mostly the same but have been rearranged.
E) synteny has not been conserved.
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A) Genes controlling brain development
B) Genes controlling mammary gland development
C) Genes controlling lung development
D) Genes controlling heart development
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A) it is so easy to hybridize the two and investigate the consequences.
B) they are so distantly related that it's easy to distinguish mutually conserved sequences.
C) the introns are often identical.
D) of the rapid response time in pufferfish to artificial selection.
E) they have been separated for so many millions of years and yet the gene sequence is almost identical.
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A) Genes controlling skeletal development.
B) Genes regulating the digestive tract.
C) Genes regulating salt water tolerance.
D) Genes controlling organ development.
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A) active.
B) variable.
C) conserved.
D) associational.
E) endogenous.
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A) the vast differences in exons between their genomes.
B) the vast differences in the introns between their genomes.
C) the "junk" DNA of humans contains important sequences not present in chimps.
D) differences in gene expression between species.
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A) Orthologs are likely to have the same function.
B) Both orthologs and paralogs result from gene duplication.
C) The sequence of an ortholog is more likely to be conserved than the sequence of a paraloge.
D) Paralogs are more likely to be pseudogenes than are orthologs.
E) Paralogs often evolve new functions.
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A) hybridization,chromosome doubling,duplicate gene loss
B) hybridization,duplicate gene loss,chromosome doubling
C) chromosome doubling,hybridization,duplicate gene loss
D) duplicate gene loss,hybridization,chromosome doubling
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A) that "junk" DNA may be more functional than we assumed.
B) how incredibly different they are.
C) that there is far more "junk" DNA than we ever thought.
D) how similar some gene families are to their original transposons.
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A) Neanderthals evolved from H.sapiens.
B) H.sapiens evolved from Neanderthals.
C) Neanderthals may have had the ability to use language.
D) These two amino acid changes arose prior to the common ancestor of Neanderthals and H.sapiens.
E) Verbal speech was impossible for Neanderthals.
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