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Evolution of Homologous Genes
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Molecular Biology, 4/e
Robert F. Weaver
Genomics and Proteomics
Evolution of Homologous Genes
View the animation below, then complete the quiz to test your knowledge of the concept.
1
Homologous genes are best described as genes that
A)
have identical sequences.
B)
have a common ancestral gene.
C)
have similar functions.
D)
are on the same chromosome.
E)
are on homologous chromosomes.
2
Homologous genes within a single species are said to be
A)
orthologs.
B)
paralogs.
C)
metalogs.
D)
xenologs.
E)
homologs.
3
A misaligned cross over between two homologous chromosomes usually results in
A)
a deletion in one chromosome and no change in the other.
B)
a deletion in one chromosome and a duplication in the other.
C)
deletions in both chromosomes.
D)
duplications in both chromosomes.
E)
no change in either chromosome.
4
Gene duplications have no effect on evolution.
A)
True
B)
False
5
Homologous genes are the result of random mutations accumulated over the course of many generations.
A)
True
B)
False
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