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brutforce

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A deletion of a small part of the ______ chromosome 15 results in Prader-Willi syndrome. The same deletion from the ______ chromosome 15 results in Angelman syndrome.
 
  mother's; mother's
  mother's; father's
  father's; mother's
  father's; father's

Question 2

Identify the accurate statement about genetic interaction:
 
  Patterns of gene interaction are predictable.
  The presence of a dominant gene will suppress any recessive genes.
  The final product of additive genes is the average of all the contributions.
  Some genes behave differently depending on which parent they come from.



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Answer to Question 1

father's; mother's

Answer to Question 2

Some genes behave differently depending on which parent they come from.



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