The genetic code is "redundant" because:
Question 1 options:
Each amino acid is specified by only a single codon
Most amino acids are specified by multiple codons
Codons are groups of four consecutive DNA bases
Each codon can specify multiple amino acids
Question 2 (1 point)
A mutation in the DNA may not result in change in protein function
because:
Question 2 options:
Many different amino acids share similar chemical properties, so can substitute for one another without altering function of a protein.
Changes to the DNA never result in changes to proteins.
All mutations are removed by selection.
Mutations that change the protein sequence are always compensated
for by changes elsewhere in a protein.
Question 3 (1 point)
If a small group of people sailed from Australia and established a
colony on a deserted Pacific island, this would be an example
of:
Question 3 options:
A Founder Effect
Gene flow
Natural selection
Meiosis
Question 4 (1 point)
Genetic drift is:
Question 4 options:
a result of strong natural selection
The change of the frequency of genes in a population in the absence
of selection.
is not a random process
the creation of new genes in a population
Question 5 (1 point)
Which of the following is an example of a fitness "trade-off"?
Question 5 options:
A gene that makes an organism more attractive to mates and results in a larger family size.
A gene which makes an organism have larger numbers of offspring,
but devote fewer resources to raising them to adulthood.
A gene that increases the age of sexual maturity and decreases
resistance to bacterial infection.
A gene which decreases the age of sexual maturity but also
increases the likelihood of dying in childhood
1. Redundant means that one amino acid can be coded by different or multiple codons.
So, the correct answer will be b. As this is the only correct meaning of redundant.
2.
Many different amino acids share similar chemical properties, so can substitute for one another without altering function of a protein.
This statement is correct.
Changes to the DNA never result in changes to proteins.
This statement is wrong as changes in DNA lead to changes in the
structure of protein.
All mutations are removed by selection.
It is not necessary that all mutations can be removed.
Mutations that change the protein sequence are always compensated
for by changes elsewhere in a protein.
It is again not necessary that changes in the protein structure will be compensated.
So, the correct answer is first statement.
3. When a population is formed by small number of people who have come from a larger population then this will be known as founder effect.
Gene flow is about mixing of genes of two population.
So, the correct answer will be founder effect.
The genetic code is "redundant" because: Question 1 options: Each amino acid is specified by only...
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