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If ionizing radiation affects a germ cell,

If ionizing radiation affects a germ cell,
a. no sperm or eggs will be made.
b. more eggs and sperm than normal will be produced.
c. sperm and eggs will contain the diploid number of chromosomes.
d. damage to the DNA will be inherited by an infant causing genetic defects.
e. no problems will arise.

Question 2

Ionizing radiation
a. breaks apart chromosomes.
b. alters genes.
c. extends the length of the DNA molecules.
d. links DNA molecules together.
e. both breaks apart chromosomes and alters genes.

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Edition: 10^th

Authors: Starr, McMillan

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