Question: Seedless Varieties Of Fruit Have Been Developed By Producing Plants With Abnormal Euploidy, Which Causes Abnormal Meiosis And Thus Few Seeds. Which Of The Following Ploidies Would You Expect To Be Common In Seedless Varieties? A Haploidy OB. Tetraploidy O Diploidy Doctaploidy O Triploidy Which Of The Following Inversions Would Very Likely Alter Phenotype …

Seedless varieties of fruit have been developed by producing plants with abnormal euploidy, which causes abnormal meiosis and thus few seeds. Which of the following ploidies would you expect to be common in seedless varieties? A haploidy OB. tetraploidy O diploidy Doctaploidy O triploidy Which of the following inversions would very likely alter phenotype via affecting an essential gene’s function or expression? OA The inversion repositions the gene into a euchromatic region. OB. The inversion repositions the gene into a heterochromatic region. OC The inversion breakpoint happens in the middle of the gene. OD. All the above are likely to alter the gene’s function or expression OE Only “B” and “C” are likely to alter the gene’s function or expression.