An Ethics Ombudsperson

question 59

Multiple Choice

An ethics ombudsperson:

• A) is also called a whistle-blower.
• B) writes the company's code of ethics.
• C) interacts with stakeholders on a daily basis.
• D) handles all negative publicity for an organization.
• E) officially assumes the role of corporate conscience.

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Definitions:

Epigenetic Mark

Modifications to the DNA or associated proteins, other than changes in the DNA sequence, that affect gene activity and expression.

Proteins Coded

Refers to the proteins that are synthesized in a cell as dictated by the nucleotide sequences of the cell’s genes.

Human Genome

The complete set of nucleic acid sequences for humans, stored as DNA within the 23 chromosome pairs in the nucleus of each cell.

Genetic Predisposition

The inherited genetic patterns that influence the likelihood of developing certain diseases or disorders.