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pragya sharda

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It was noted in the text that the genetic code is best thought of as written in
 
  a. mud.
  b. stone.
  c. erasable pencil.
  d. indelible ink.

Question 2

The activation of particular genes in particular cells of the body at particular times is called
 
  a. genotyping.
  b. gene expression.
  c. phenotypical expression.
  d. phenotyping.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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