Which Statement Defends the Concept That the Term "Gene" Is

question 67

Multiple Choice

Which statement defends the concept that the term "gene" is better defined as a nucleotide sequence that encodes for one or more functional products rather than encoding for one or more functional proteins?

• A)Products of genes include ribonucleotides as well as proteins.
• B)Intron sequences in DNA do not encode proteins.
• C)The genetic code is redundant,therefore the same codon may be encoded by different DNA triplets.
• D)Genes in bacteria are organized as operons that can lead to several protein products.

Understand various behavioral modification approaches and their effects.

Identify and explain the principles of reinforcement theory, including positive and negative reinforcement.

Recognize the significance of setting specific and challenging goals to enhance performance.

Explain the role of classical and operant conditioning in behavior modification within organizations.

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Definitions:

Invested

Money that is allocated for a particular purpose, such as buying stocks or bonds, in the hope of generating a financial return.

Strip Bond

A type of bond where the principal and regular coupon payments have been separated and are sold individually.

Compounded Semiannually

Interest calculated twice a year on the initial principal and previously earned interest.

Investment Yield

The profits made from an investment during a specified timeframe, represented as a proportion of the original investment's value.