Master

In the Punnett square shown, what must the genotype of the missing parent be?

• BB

• Bb

• bb

• Tt

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What is the primary function of a master control gene in developmental biology?

• Regulate the expression of other genes

• Replicate DNA

• Synthesize proteins

• Transport nutrients

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In a master-slave flip-flop circuit, what is the role of the master flip-flop?

• To store the input data temporarily

• To provide power to the circuit

• To amplify the signal

• To convert analog signals to digital

Which of the following is a master regulator of the cell cycle?

• Cyclin-dependent kinase

• DNA polymerase

• RNA polymerase

• ATP synthase

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In the context of genetics, what does a master gene control?

• The development of specific body parts

• The rate of cellular respiration

• The synthesis of lipids

• The transport of oxygen

What is the role of a master clock in circadian rhythms?

• To synchronize biological processes

• To regulate blood pressure

• To control muscle contractions

• To manage digestion

In a scientific experiment, what is the purpose of a master mix?

• To combine all necessary reagents

• To measure the pH level

• To sterilize equipment

• To calibrate instruments

Which of the following best describes a master equation in physics?

• A fundamental equation that describes the time evolution of a system

• An equation that calculates gravitational force

• An equation used to determine velocity

• An equation for calculating energy efficiency

What is the significance of a master plan in environmental science?

• To outline strategies for sustainable development

• To measure pollution levels

• To calculate carbon footprint

• To analyze soil composition

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In computer science, what is the function of a master node in a network?

• To control and manage data flow

• To store backup data

• To encrypt information

• To provide user authentication