Question

Arc help plz

Answer 1

@Arcadiouse

Answer 2

I did this like a month ago

Answer 3

You are in Flvs?

Answer 4

yeah kinda

Answer 5

Oh do you have mrs fish??

Answer 6

no, im in a charter off of flvs my county uses their site lol

Answer 7

Ahhh ok I get it

Answer 8

Well can you help me complete it?

Answer 9

gimmie like 10 and ill help i gtg for a sec

Answer 10

Yah np man see if you can find your and I can just use that XD

Answer 11

k lol

Answer 12

Couldnt find it

Answer 13

Do you remember how to do it?

Answer 14

yeah lol

Answer 15

What is first?

Answer 16

Describe how mutations lead to genetic variations.
Which appears to be more dangerous: the BRC1 or BRC2 mutation?
Analyze a woman’s risk of dying of cancer if she carries a mutated BRC1 gene.
How do heredity and inheritance relate to the data presented in these charts?
What data would you need to see in order to draw conclusions about the effectiveness of preventive surgeries?
What does the age at diagnosis tell you about the mutation?
Explain how breast-cancer genes are still present in the population, despite cancer-related surgeries and deaths.

Answer 17

I suppose you can answer in any order XD

Answer 18

Mutations lead to genetic variations because if the mutations effect the cells that involve the genes or cells that involve the reproduction cycle, that will affect the genetics of the person and or the persons offspring.

Answer 19

BRC1 Seems more dangerous

Answer 20

Alright gimme a sec XD I'm sure all your answers are original right? Can I just copy and paste (Sorry I need to get a move on other assignments)

Answer 21

Her risk of dying of cancer is an 18 percent change. I could interpret the data with the preventative mastectomy or hysterectomy if they have the percent of catching the cancer back or dying still.

Answer 22

Yes, i don't remember my answers.

Answer 23

Oh thanks then XD

Answer 24

Heredity and inheritance play a role in this because if someone in her family had this cancer before, she could be more at risk because it can run in the family. the cancer is not shared between offspring and parents, it is just the risk that is shared.

Answer 25

I would need data on if the patients got the cancer mutation back or not and if any patients had the preventative surgeries and still died or had the cancer.

Answer 26

The mutation occurs faster and it happens in younger people.

Answer 27

Breast cancer genes are still in the population because the surgeries that prevent it do not remove the genes.

Answer 28

That share the risk

Answer 29

ALL DONE

Answer 30

Thanks man I think Im finally caught up XD

Answer 31

np.