Question

In eukaryotic organisms, genes usually consist of two alleles. The two alleles are often on different parts of the same chromosome.

These sentences contain incorrect information. Which option describes the mistake?



A: In eukaryotic organisms, the two alleles of the gene are on different chromosomes.

b: In eukaryotic organisms, genes are usually spread over four or more chromosomes.

c: In eukaryotic organisms, genes usually consist of a single allele.
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d: In eukaryotic organisms, the two alleles of the gene are joined end to end on the same chromosome.

Answer 1

prokaryotes only have one chromosome, so they generally only have one allele for a particular gene. Many eukaryotes have 2 sets of chromosomes and thus 2 alleles of each gene, which may be the same or different.

Answer 2

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Because prokaryotes only have one chromosome, so they generally only have one allele for a particular gene. Many eukaryotes have 2 sets of chromosomes and thus 2 alleles of each gene, which may be the same or different.

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