2. CheckPoint: Mendel on Patterns

  1. 2. CheckPoint: Mendel on Patterns of Inheritance• Resources: Ch. 3 of Bioinquiry • Review Ch. 3 of Bioinquiry. • Post a
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  2. Who is Gregor Mendel and what did he contribute to the field of genetics?Question 2 options: Gregor Mendel is a British
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  3. Today, scientists who study patterns of inheritance, which is called the study of genetics, would not use Mendel’s methods.
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  4. One of the most important checkpoints in the cell cycle, also known as the “restriction point”, is the –Interphase
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  5. what was mendel's scientific methodlogy?http://www.biopoint.com/engaging/MENDEL/MENDEL.HTM A more extensive description here:
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  6. Which statement best sunnarizes Gregor Mendel's contribution to science?A. Mendel discovered green peas and yellow peas B.
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  7. Which statement best summarizes gregor mendel's contribution to science?A. Mendel discovered gren peas and yellow peas. B.
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  8. Gregor Mendel was an Austrian monk who lived in the 1800s. Mendel is known as the "father of modern genetics" as a result of
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  9. A cell contains DNA damage that causes it to undergo apoptosis before reaching mitosis. This cell had twice the amount of DNA
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  10. Gregor Mendel made essential contributions to understanding genetics. Select all of the following statements that describe
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