Genotype with same alleles Allele that always shows in phenotype Allele that can be hidden Geneotype with different alleles Alternate form of a gene

Question

Allele<<<
which one it go with

Answer 1

Allele that always shows in phenotype: Dominant allele
Allele that can be hidden: Recessive allele
Genotype with same alleles: Homozygous
Genotype with different alleles: Heterozygous
Alternate form of a gene: Allele

Answer 2

when is it possible when two yellow peas are crossed that can produce both yellow and green offspring?
When one parent is homozygous and the other parent is homozygous green.
When one parent is homozygous for the yellow gene and one is homozygous for the green gene.
When both parents are homozygous
When both parents are heterozygous.
All of the answers are possible in this scenario.

Answer 3

When both parents are heterozygous. This is because in this scenario, both parents carry one yellow allele (dominant) and one green allele (recessive), so they can produce offspring with different combinations of alleles that can result in both yellow and green offspring.

Answer 4

_______ is a polymer with their building block or monomer being _______.
Carbohydrate, glucose
DNA, Nucleotide
Protein, amino acid

Answer 5

Protein, amino acid

Answer 6

Which of the following is NOT part of a nucleotide?
Phosphate group
Sugar Molecule
Nitrogen Base
All of the above are part of a nucleotide

Answer 7

All of the above are part of a nucleotide.

Answer 8

re check

Answer 9

The correct answer is: All of the above are part of a nucleotide.