Assuming that coleman's hypotheses about the ob and db genes are correct, rank the mice by the amount of appetite-suppressing hormone you would expect to find circulating in their blood. place the mouse with the lowest hormone level on the left and the mouse with the highest hormone level on the right.

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Morgan Wright

Biology

17 March, 15:06

Assuming that coleman's hypotheses about the ob and db genes are correct, rank the mice by the amount of appetite-suppressing hormone you would expect to find circulating in their blood. place the mouse with the lowest hormone level on the left and the mouse with the highest hormone level on the right.

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Charity Gonzalez · Answer 1

Ranking on hormonal levels presents on mutant ob, db and normal rats parabiosed to either.

(db rat + ob rat) (db rat + normal rat) (ob rat + norma rat) (normal rat + normal rat)

Rats are ranked according to leptin levels. Leptin levels are directly proportional to the production of adipose fats present.