Question

In Drosophila development, the effects of BICOID protein vary along the axis of the embryo. This is because _______. View Available Hint(s)

BICOID is a transcription factorBICOID mRNA exists in the egg prior to fertilizationthere is an anterior to posterior gradient in BICOID protein concentration in the embryoBICOID both activates and represses gene activity

Answer 1

Answer: There is an anterior to posterior gradient in BICOID protein concentration in the embryo

Step-by-step explanation:

BICOID is a protein in drosophilia responsible for the pattern of the of the anterior-posterior axis of drosophilia during embryo development.