Rachel Became Afraid of Dogs After Her Neighbor's Friendly Dog

question 67

Multiple Choice

Rachel became afraid of dogs after her neighbor's friendly dog ran up to her unexpectedly, knocked her over, and licked her face. Her fear can be explained by

• A) an innate fear of unfamiliar animals.
• B) her knowledge that dogs have teeth that can bite.
• C) operant learning.
• D) classical conditioning.

Recognize factors influencing gene expression in various host cell types.

Identify the role of essential tools in genetic engineering, such as plasmids, vectors, and DNA ligase.

Understand the purpose and process of recombinant DNA technology and gene cloning.

Distinguish between different genetic elements like reporter genes, selectable markers, and origins of replication.

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