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What is the process by which cells absorb solid substances through the formation of membrane bubbles?
What is the process by which cells absorb solid substances through the formation of membrane bubbles?
- active transport
- phagocytosis (correct)
- pinocytosis
- exocytosis
What type of cell division results in the formation of polyploid cells?
What type of cell division results in the formation of polyploid cells?
- endomitosis (correct)
- amitosis
- mitosis
- meiosis
What is the phase of mitosis characterized by the absence of a nuclear membrane and nucleolus?
What is the phase of mitosis characterized by the absence of a nuclear membrane and nucleolus?
- prophase (correct)
- interphase
- anaphase
- metaphase
What type of cell division occurs in malignant tumors without the formation of a mitotic division apparatus?
What type of cell division occurs in malignant tumors without the formation of a mitotic division apparatus?
At what stage of mitosis is the study of human karyotype performed?
At what stage of mitosis is the study of human karyotype performed?
What is the process by which cells absorb liquid substances through the formation of membrane bubbles?
What is the process by which cells absorb liquid substances through the formation of membrane bubbles?
What is the genotype of a person with sickle-shaped red blood cells in their blood?
What is the genotype of a person with sickle-shaped red blood cells in their blood?
What type of gene interaction is observed in a person with blood type IAIB?
What type of gene interaction is observed in a person with blood type IAIB?
How many genotypes and phenotypes are formed by the interaction of two allelic genes by the type of incomplete dominance in tooth enamel coloration?
How many genotypes and phenotypes are formed by the interaction of two allelic genes by the type of incomplete dominance in tooth enamel coloration?
How many phenotypes are defined by the interaction of alleles by the type of incomplete dominance in tooth enamel coloration?
How many phenotypes are defined by the interaction of alleles by the type of incomplete dominance in tooth enamel coloration?
What is the form of interaction between the two dominant non-allelic genes that affect normal hearing in humans?
What is the form of interaction between the two dominant non-allelic genes that affect normal hearing in humans?
What is the genotype of a person with anemia in high-altitude settings?
What is the genotype of a person with anemia in high-altitude settings?
What is the type of mutation where glutamic acid is replaced with valine in the hemoglobin protein?
What is the type of mutation where glutamic acid is replaced with valine in the hemoglobin protein?
What type of mutation resulted from treating viral RNA with nitrous acid?
What type of mutation resulted from treating viral RNA with nitrous acid?
What is the name of the mutation that results in a decrease in the number of pairs of nucleotides of a gene?
What is the name of the mutation that results in a decrease in the number of pairs of nucleotides of a gene?
What is the name of the mutation that resulted in a section of the DNA chain rotating 180°?
What is the name of the mutation that resulted in a section of the DNA chain rotating 180°?
What is the name of the mutation that caused different iris colors in the right and left eyes?
What is the name of the mutation that caused different iris colors in the right and left eyes?
What is the type of mutation that results in an increase in the number of pairs of nucleotides of a gene?
What is the type of mutation that results in an increase in the number of pairs of nucleotides of a gene?
What is the metabolic disorder associated with an increased level of uric acid in the blood, developmental delay, muscle hypertonicity, and a tendency to self-harm?
What is the metabolic disorder associated with an increased level of uric acid in the blood, developmental delay, muscle hypertonicity, and a tendency to self-harm?
What is the genetic disorder characterized by a dislocated lens, disproportionately long and thin limbs, long and thin fingers, an aortic aneurysm, and urinary excretion of certain amino acids?
What is the genetic disorder characterized by a dislocated lens, disproportionately long and thin limbs, long and thin fingers, an aortic aneurysm, and urinary excretion of certain amino acids?
Which genotype combination of the mother and father can cause Rhesus conflict during pregnancy?
Which genotype combination of the mother and father can cause Rhesus conflict during pregnancy?
How are mitochondrial pathologies inherited in humans?
How are mitochondrial pathologies inherited in humans?
What is the most commonly used material for studying sexual chromatin?
What is the most commonly used material for studying sexual chromatin?
What is the primary cause of Lesch-Nihan syndrome?
What is the primary cause of Lesch-Nihan syndrome?
Which tick family is important in medicine?
Which tick family is important in medicine?
What type of tick has 3 hosts?
What type of tick has 3 hosts?
What is an example of a secondary wingless insect?
What is an example of a secondary wingless insect?
What disease is carried by fleas?
What disease is carried by fleas?
What is a characteristic of body lice?
What is a characteristic of body lice?
What is a characteristic of pubic lice?
What is a characteristic of pubic lice?
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