Question

question 37
1 pts
in humans, the presence of an sry gene
indicates the individual carries a recessive mutation.
indicates the individual carries a dominant mutation.
commits a developing embryo to male.
commits a developing embryo to female.

Explanation:

The SRY (Sex - determining Region Y) gene is located on the Y chromosome. In humans, it plays a crucial role in sex determination. When present in a developing embryo, it initiates the development of male characteristics. It is not related to dominant or recessive mutations in the context of its main function (sex - determination). And it does not commit an embryo to female development.

Answer:

commits a developing embryo to male.