Biology: Genetics and Cell Biology: cram pack

haemophilia is X-linked recessive (allele h). A carrier mother, X^HX^h, has children with an affected father, X^hY. The mother's gametes run down the side. Click the cell for a carrier daughter.

1. 1X^h × X^h
2. 2X^h × Y
3. 3X^H × X^h
4. 4X^H × Y

Two AaBb parents are crossed. Gene A gives purple flowers (dominant) or white flowers; gene B gives yellow seeds (dominant) or green seeds. Click the one cell for an offspring that is homozygous for purple flowers and shows green seeds.

1. 1aB × AB
2. 2aB × ab
3. 3aB × aB
4. 4aB × Ab
5. 5ab × AB
6. 6ab × ab
7. 7ab × aB
8. 8ab × Ab
9. 9AB × AB
10. 10AB × ab
11. 11AB × aB
12. 12AB × Ab
13. 13Ab × AB
14. 14Ab × ab
15. 15Ab × aB
16. 16Ab × Ab

What is the net ATP yield of glycolysis per molecule of glucose?

1. A36 ATP
2. B2 ATP
3. C4 ATP
4. D1 ATP

A disease is passed from an affected mother to all her children but never from an affected father. Where is the mutation most likely located?

1. AOn the Y chromosome
2. BOn an autosome, as a recessive trait
3. CIn mitochondrial DNA
4. DOn the X chromosome, as a dominant trait