Which statement best describes the relationship between genes, proteins, and traits?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   Proteins tell the cell how to make genes, and genes affect an organism’s traits.AProteins tell the cell how to make genes, and genes affect an organism’s traits.(Choice B, Checked)   Genes affect an organism’s traits, but proteins do not.BGenes affect an organism’s traits, but proteins do not.(Choice C)   Genes tell the cell how to make proteins, and proteins affect an organism’s traits.CGenes tell the cell how to make proteins, and proteins affect an organism’s traits.

Put the following descriptions in order that would help explain how genes influence a person's characteristics.   Group of answer choices1234

Describe how an organism's traits relate to the genetic information in its DNA.

How are genes and proteins related?

Which two of the following correctly describe what a gene is?A packet of genetic information that can be passed down from one generation to the nextA DNA moleculeThe entire collection of genetic information in a given speciesA section of DNA that provides instructions for building a specific protein

The concept of gene regulation is broadly similar between prokaryotes and eukaryotes, but the biochemical details differ tremendously.(a) Name the DNA regulatory elements that are most responsible for the developmental control of eukaryotic gene expression.(b) Name the DNA regulatory elements that are most responsible for the control of gene expression due to variable conditions (e.g. environmental stresses, hormonal signals, nutritional state).(c) What are the proteins that interact with these regulatory elements?(d) Describe two ways that 1) cell-specific, 2) developmental or 3) environmental regulation of gene expression is achieved. (You may choose to answer the question in a generic sense or by specifically referring to one of the three specific contexts, e.g. just developmental regulation of gene expression.)