How Are the X and Y Chromosomes in Males Different

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Multiple Choice

How are the X and Y chromosomes in males different from other diploid cells?

• A) Genes on the X and Y chromosome do not have a second copy.
• B) Genes on the X and Y chromosome express an extra copy of each gene.
• C) The X and Y chromosome in males preferentially express specific genes while silencing others.
• D) A and C.
• E) None of the above

Comprehend the influence of ethnicity on mortality rates and causes of death.

Recognize the role of advancements in medical technology and public health in increasing life expectancy.

Understand the historical and cultural perspectives on health.

Identify the impacts of specific diseases on mortality and how these impacts vary by ethnicity.

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