A) Genes that are turned off by regulator genes remain off for the remainder of the person's life.
B) Regulator genes function without input from the environment.
C) Genes belong to extensive networks of genes and do not function in isolation.
D) All of the statements are true.
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A) It contains beneficial bacteria.
B) It contains fatty acids that have a positive effect on IQ.
C) It contains the mother's antibodies.
D) It is nutritionally superior to formula.
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A) prenatal testing
B) PKY testing
C) newborn screening
D) pharmacogenomics testing
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A) norm of reaction.
B) homozygous alleles.
C) polygenic inheritance.
D) regulator genes.
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A) none
B) a small percentage
C) about half
D) all
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A) prenatal screening test
B) CVS
C) amniocentesis
D) IVF
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A) higher; genetic
B) lower; genetic
C) higher; environmental
D) lower; environmental
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A) Identical twins reared together are more similar on the trait than are identical twins reared apart.
B) Identical twins reared together are no more similar on the trait than are identical twins reared apart.
C) Identical twins reared together are less similar on the trait than are identical twins reared apart.
D) Identical twins reared apart are more similar on the trait than are fraternal twins reared apart.
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A) preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
B) noninvasive prenatal testing.
C) aneuploidy.
D) chorionic villus sampling.
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A) Mutations aside, the structure of DNA remains fixed throughout one's life.
B) Epigenetic mechanisms can alter the expression of genes.
C) Changes in the expression of genes can be passed on to offspring.
D) Each gene is a segment of DNA that is the code for the production of particular proteins.
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A) prenatal development
B) the first year of life
C) early childhood
D) adulthood
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A) methylation.
B) epigenetics.
C) heritability.
D) chorionicity.
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A) increase.
B) decrease.
C) remain the same.
D) sometimes increase and sometimes decrease.
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A) through cell division
B) through cell death
C) through myelination
D) through synaptogenesis
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A) the frequency with which they are activated
B) sensitive periods
C) their genetic potential
D) random variability
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A) The formula is often mixed with polluted water.
B) The formula does not contain antibodies against infections.
C) The formula is frequently diluted because of high cost.
D) Mothers in underdeveloped countries are more likely to use formula for infant feeding.
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A) genome.
B) genesis.
C) genotype.
D) genode.
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A) endophenotypes.
B) regulator genes.
C) sex chromosomes.
D) alleles.
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A) Myelination occurs in a similar pattern in humans and chimpanzees.
B) Cortical areas become myelinated at approximately the same rates.
C) Myelination begins at the cortex and moves down into the brainstem.
D) Myelination begins in the brain before birth and continues into early adulthood.
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A) myelin sheath
B) synapses
C) dendrites
D) glial cells
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