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This document discusses a case involving a girl from the Antilles and the potential dimensions this adds. It provides statistics showing higher rates of sexually transmitted diseases among people from the Antilles compared to those in the Netherlands. Questions are presented that could have been asked of the girl if she were there to get more information about her sexual experiences and symptoms. Common reasons cited for unprotected sex are discussed, such as trusting a partner or intercourse feeling more pleasurable without a condom.
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- Most adults feel connected to the issue but few see it as a top priority.
- Statistics raise awareness but don't increase action.
- Preventing violence by educating children is seen as important.
- Barriers to action include feeling unprepared or that involvement could be emotionally draining.
- Insights from different communities are provided, such as Native Americans feeling violence is prevalent in their community.
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Which of the following is true of mutations They are very common T.pdf
Which of the following is true of mutations? They are very common They are all neutral They
are all bad They are all good They are the ultimate source of genetic diversity Why is an
autosomal recessive disorder more likely to occur when blood relatives have children? Blood
relatives tend to mate more often than non-related individuals Blood relatives tend to have more
similar alleles than non-related individuals Blood relatives tend to have more mutations than
non-related individuals Blood relatives tend to have a greater occurrence of pleiotropy than non-
related individuals Blood relatives tend to have more homogenous genes than non-related
individuals Which of the following is a practical application of DNA profiling? Linking
suspects to crime scenes Identifying victims of a natural disaster Determining family
relationships between individuals All of the above are practical applications of DNA profiling
Solution
Q.No 20
They are the ultimate source of genetic diversity
Q.No 21
Blood relatives tend to have more homogenous genes than non-related individuals
Q.No 22
All of the above are practical applications of DNA profiling.
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