A) lose function due to mutation.
B) become an ortholog.
C) gain a new function due to mutation.
D) become a pseudogene.
E) become a centromere.
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A) pseudogenes.
B) orthologs.
C) paralogs.
D) homologues.
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A) Plants,animals,and fungi share most of the same genes for intermediary metabolism,genome replication,and protein synthesis.
B) "Plant" genes include those coding for photosynthetic pathways and morphology.
C) Plants generally have smaller genomes than those of animals and fungi.
D) Rice has fewer genes than humans.
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A) Premature stop codons can produce pseudogenes.
B) Missense mutations can produce pseudogenes.
C) Pseudogenes have DNA sequences very similar to a functional gene.
D) Pseudogenes result from horizontal gene transfer.
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A) A comparison of genomes confirms that humans and chimpanzees are closely related species.
B) Very few mutations differentiating the two genomes occur in coding DNA.
C) Some insertion-deletions (indels) lead to loss of function changes in the two genomes.
D) More similarity exists between the genomes of human and mouse than between human and chimpanzee.
E) The estimated genome sizes and number of genes is very different in humans and chimpanzees.
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A) they have widely different numbers of genes,and share only a few more genes than humans and pufferfish.
B) the differences between humans and mice are mainly the introns.
C) they have very little in common.
D) the genomes are very similar,with most of the genes unique to mice linked to size and shape.
E) the genomes are very similar,with most of the genes unique to mice linked to smell and reproduction.
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A) to explore genetic differences between species very directly,examining DNA changes.
B) to build,from scratch,complex organisms with trans-kingdom genomes.
C) to sequence and build,from scratch,simple organisms with trans-kingdom genomes.
D) to design humans with a variety of inter-kingdom abilities built into their DNA.
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A) pseudogenes.
B) orthologs.
C) paralogs.
D) homologues.
E) horizontal gene transfer (HGT) .
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A) genes controlling basic tissue development.
B) immune system genes.
C) genes for cell surface receptors.
D) genes for controlling basic metabolism.
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A) Horizontal gene transfer is also called lateral gene transfer.
B) Horizontal gene transfer involves hitchhiking genes from other species.
C) Horizontal gene transfer was common early in life,but is absent today.
D) Gene swapping is evident in the human genome.
E) The products of horizontal gene transfer often exist as transposons.
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A) pseudogenes
B) conservation of synteny
C) aneuploidy
D) one more chromosome in humans compared to the other great apes
E) number of olfactory receptor (OR) genes present in the genome
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A) pseudogenes code for proteins.
B) non-protein-coding DNA has no function.
C) non-protein-coding DNA may regulate gene expression.
D) pseudogenes have no function.
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A) occurrence of aneuploidy.
B) formation of pseudogenes.
C) conservation of synteny.
D) conservation of neoteny.
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A) are vastly different.
B) are about 50% alike.
C) are about 80% alike.
D) are more than 99% alike.
E) are identical.
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