A particular gene can have two forms, called alleles. Which statement best describes the similarity between the recessive allele and the dominant allele?

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Kadyn Wu

Biology

30 October, 10:29

A particular gene can have two forms, called alleles. Which statement best describes the similarity between the recessive allele and the dominant allele?

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Bentley Glass · Answer 1

If your choices are the following:

A. both alleles can be expressed if they are on the same chromosome

B. both allele have exactly the same genetic instructions

C. both alleles must have come from the same parents

D. both alleles can be found in a homologous pair of chromosomes

Then the answer to your question would be D. both alleles can be found in a homologous pair of chromosomes