An important piece of information in the management of a person infected with a chronic virus such as HIV is his/her "viral load" or how many virus particles can be detected. If before PCR, a patient had a viral load of 1.6 x 104 viral particles. What would be the amount of DNA in the sample after the completion of the first PCR cycle?

Match the following terms and definitions. 1. transcription when genes are neither dominant nor recessive and display a blending of traits in the phenotype 2. translation converting the genetic code into the language of proteins 3. monohybrid cross genes that are carried on the x chromosome 4. incomplete dominance the transfer of genetic code from dna to an rna molecule 5. sex-linked genes the breeding of two organisms which differ in a single trait

Q: a pair of homologous chromosomesa) always has the same genes and the same allows b)always has the same genes c)always has the same alleles d)never has the same genes

Which blood cell spend most of their time in the lymphatic system?