The Concept of Nuclear Equivalence States That

question 34

Multiple Choice

The concept of nuclear equivalence states that:

• A) all of the somatic cells in an adult organism have the same genes.
• B) the genes of the individuals of the same species are exactly the same.
• C) as cells mature, unneeded genes are lost.
• D) the nuclei of all organisms are the same.
• E) nuclei of individuals of the same species are the same size.

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Buckley Amendment

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