Multiple Choice
In the context of the fundamentals of genetics, which part of DNA specifically codes for traits (i.e., contains the information to produce a functional product that can affect phenotype)?
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In the context of Mendelian genetics, how do two alleles for the same gene most commonly differ?
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They are two separate traits controlled by the same gene through pleiotropy.
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They are genes located on different chromosomes that control the same trait.
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They are different versions of the same gene that typically differ in their DNA nucleotide sequence at a specific locus.
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They are identical DNA sequences but are expressed in different tissues due to alternative splicing.
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