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ACT Science: Data Representation Passage Drill 2, Problem 2. Compared to fem-1(-) worms, gon-2(-) worms will most likely have what?
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Compared to fem-1(-) worms, gon-2(-) worms will most likely have:
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And here are the potential answers:
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This question is asking us to compare fem 1 worms and gon 2 worms.
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Our answer choices give us information about age-dependent protein aggregation, and Figure
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1 shows us the fold change in protein aggregation between fem 1 and gon 2 worms.
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So we know we should be looking at Figure 1 for our answer.
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We notice that the fem -1 graph on the left has more data points associated with high
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fold change than the gon -2 graph. This shows that on average, the amount of protein aggregation,
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or fold change, is higher in fem -1 worms than it is in gon -2 worms.
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So to answer the given question, gon-2 worms have LESS age-dependent protein aggregation.
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Choice C is our answer!
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