Being Able to Amplify Specific DNA Fragments Is Critical Our

question 43

Multiple Choice

Being able to amplify specific DNA fragments is critical our ability to study genes because ________.

• A) before amplification, DNA fragments are likely to bind to RNA and would no longer be able to be analyzed
• B) a gene may represent only a millionth of the cell's DNA
• C) restriction enzymes (endonucleases) cut DNA into fragments that are too small
• D) making a clone requires multiple copies of each gene per clone

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Definitions:

Cardinal Traits

Dominant personality traits that influence most of a person's behaviors and attitudes, according to the theory of Gordon Allport.

Stages of Development

A theory in psychology that proposed human growth occurs in predictable phases, each with its own set of challenges and accomplishments, often associated with the work of Erik Erikson and Jean Piaget.

Rational Coper

An individual who uses logic and reasoning to face and solve problems, effectively managing emotions and behaviors in challenging situations.

Propriate Striving

The effort to achieve goals that are consistent with one's self-image and essential aspects of the personality, as outlined by Gordon Allport.