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For each of the following developmental genetics concepts or processes chose the box on the right which is a definition, explanation, or example of that concept/process. NOTE: there are extra, redundant answers - please do not use them. Prompts Axis specification Pattern formation Genes encoding Nodal signaling pathway members Achondroplasia Submitted Answers Choose a match SRY Pax genes PAX6 HOX genes Mutations in these genes can cause congenital heart defects SOX9 Establishing which cells in the early embryo

For each of the following developmental genetics concepts or processes chose the box on the right which is a definition, explanation, or example of that concept/process. NOTE: there are extra, redundant answers - please do not use them. Prompts Axis specification Pattern formation Genes encoding Nodal signaling pathway members Achondroplasia Submitted Answers Choose a match SRY Pax genes PAX6 HOX genes Mutations in these genes can cause congenital heart defects SOX9 Establishing which cells in the early embryo

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For each of the following developmental genetics concepts or processes chose the box on the right which is a definition, explanation, or example of that concept/process. NOTE: there are extra, redundant answers - please do not use them.

For each of the following developmental genetics concepts or processes chose the box on the right which is a definition, explanation, or example of that concept/process. NOTE: there are extra, redundant answers - please do not use them. Prompts Axis specification Pattern formation Genes encoding Nodal signaling pathway members Achondroplasia A gene which when present on the X chromosome due to a translocation causes 46, XX Differences in sex development Organogenesis A family of genes which are found in 4 clusters of several related genes on the human chromosomes Genes which are found on the chromosomes in the same order as their expression patterns (where the genes are switched on) along the anterior-posterior axis in the early vertebrate embryo Submitted Answers Choose a match O SRY Pax genes PAX6 HOX genes Mutations in these genes can cause congenital heart defects SOX9 Establishing which cells in the early embryo will develop into the front or the back A condition caused by mutations in a gene encoding a FGF receptor Cells moving and changing shape to form the alveoli of the developing lung Establishing which cells will later become each of the different parts of the eye
Transcribed Image Text:For each of the following developmental genetics concepts or processes chose the box on the right which is a definition, explanation, or example of that concept/process. NOTE: there are extra, redundant answers - please do not use them. Prompts Axis specification Pattern formation Genes encoding Nodal signaling pathway members Achondroplasia A gene which when present on the X chromosome due to a translocation causes 46, XX Differences in sex development Organogenesis A family of genes which are found in 4 clusters of several related genes on the human chromosomes Genes which are found on the chromosomes in the same order as their expression patterns (where the genes are switched on) along the anterior-posterior axis in the early vertebrate embryo Submitted Answers Choose a match O SRY Pax genes PAX6 HOX genes Mutations in these genes can cause congenital heart defects SOX9 Establishing which cells in the early embryo will develop into the front or the back A condition caused by mutations in a gene encoding a FGF receptor Cells moving and changing shape to form the alveoli of the developing lung Establishing which cells will later become each of the different parts of the eye
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