B1: You and Your Genes
Interactive game 5643:
- Questions include:
- The part of a cell that carries the genetic material.
- The material inside the nucleus of cells that carries genetic information.
- Answers include:
- allele,
- chromosomes,
- cloning,
- dna,
- engineering,
- helix
- helix
- helix
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