The Movement of a Section of DNA from a Chromosome

question 65

Multiple Choice

The movement of a section of DNA from a chromosome to a non-homologous chromosome is an example of

• A) translocation during meiosis.
• B) nondisjunction during meiosis.
• C) crossing over during meiosis.
• D) translocation during mitosis.
• E) random alignment during mitosis.

Recognize the importance of composition factors in group dynamics.

Understand the roles and functions of group members and leaders.

Understand the specialized types of research that involve group dynamics.

Recognize the structured techniques used by groups to conduct business.

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Definitions:

Surgical Asepsis

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Body Cavity

A space within the body that holds and protects internal organs.

Retractor

Instrument used to hold back tissue, making the operative site easier to visualize.

Serrations

The tooth-like projections found on the edge of a tool, such as a knife or saw, designed to make cutting more efficient.