Question

question 5 (5 points) listen chargaffs rule states... a) in eukaryotes, the amount of g and t are equal, and the amount of a and c are equal, but not in prokaryotes. b) in humans, the amount of g and c are equal, and the amount of a and t are equal, but not in other species. c) in prokaryotes, the amount of c and t are equal, and the amount of a and g are equal, but not in eukaryotes. d) in any species, the amount of g and c are equal, and the amount of a and t are equal. question 6 (5 points) listen what were the goals of the human genome project? a) the goals of the human genome project were to sequence human dna and to understand how its damaged by exposure to toxins. b) the goals of the human genome project were to sequence human dna and to identify all genes present in human dna. c) the goals of the human genome project were to sequence dna from 50 different species, including humans, and to understand the gene that causes cancer. d) the goals of the human genome project were to sequence human dna and to identify the differences between human and chimpanzee dna.

Explanation:

Chargaff's rule states that in any species, due to base - pairing rules in DNA (G pairs with C, A pairs with T), the amount of G and C are equal, and the amount of A and T are equal. The Human Genome Project aimed to sequence the entire human DNA and identify all the genes present in human DNA.

Answer:

Question 5: D. In any species, the amount of G and C are equal, and the amount of A and T are equal.
Question 6: B. The goals of the Human Genome Project were to sequence human DNA and to identify all genes present in human DNA.