A Gene's Position on a Chromosome is Called A

Question

A gene's position on a chromosome is called a
A) karyotype.
B) map.
C) recombinant.
D) genome.
E) locus.

Accepted Answer

The term "locus" refers to the specific location of a gene on a chromosome. A karyotype is a visual representation of the chromosomes in an individual's genome. A map can refer to a genetic map, which shows the relative positions of genes on a chromosome, but it is not the specific term for a gene's position. Recombinant refers to a molecule or organism with DNA from different sources, and genome refers to the entire set of genetic material in an organism.