Asked in UHS MDCAT 2008 2008Moderate

The genes of blue opsin are present on:

Correct answer: B. Autosome 7.

  • A. Autosome 9.
  • B. Autosome 7.
  • C. Autosome 1.
  • D. Autosome 3.

Explanation

b) Autosome 7: This is the correct option. The genes for blue opsin (a type of photoreceptor in the eye) are located on chromosome 7, which is one of the autosomes in the human genome.

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