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Maternal effect genes of Drosophila are genes active in ____ cells, whose products establish ____ in developing
embryos.
a. maternal; gender
b. maternal; polarity
c. embryonic; polarity
d. embryonic; gender
e. egg; gender

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____ are known as master genes of development, and may hold clues to the field of evolutionary developmental
biology known as Evo Devo.
a. Nuclear equivalent genes
b. Stem cell genes
c. Prokaryotic transcription factors
d. Segmentation genes
e. Homeobox genes

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