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The arabidopsis plant has five chromosomes
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How is Arabidopsis used in plant research?
Arabidopsis is used as a model for scientists when they change genes in other plants. This is because scientists have already mapped Arabidopsis' genome, thus allowing them to be able to change one gene about the plant and see how it effects the plant.
How many chromosomes does yams have?
46 chromosomes
How many chromosomes do frogs have?
frogs have 13 chromosomes. :)
How many chromosomes are in a dandilion?
Dandelions have 16 chromosomes.
How many chromosomes are there in a human cell?
46 chromosomes
When was Arabidopsis lyrata created?
Arabidopsis lyrata was created in 1753.
When was Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre created?
Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre was created in 1991.
When was Arabidopsis Biological Resource Center created?
Arabidopsis Biological Resource Center was created in 1991.
How is Arabidopsis used in plant research?
Arabidopsis is used as a model for scientists when they change genes in other plants. This is because scientists have already mapped Arabidopsis' genome, thus allowing them to be able to change one gene about the plant and see how it effects the plant.
Can you take arabidopsis seedlings out of agar and put it back in at a later time?
The roots of Arabidopsis are very fragile hence a lot of injury to the root zone will be caused by taking its seedling out of agar and putting it back.
Why can the Arabidopsis plant serve as a model for all flowering plants?
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How many chromosomes do walrus have?
32 chromosomes
How many chromosomes does peacock have?
This have 44 chromosomes
How many chromosomes does yams have?
46 chromosomes
How many chromosomes do Beaver have?
69 chromosomes
How many chromosomes in a horse sperm cell?
how many chromosomes are found in the body of a horse
What has the author Qishen Pang written?
Qishen Pang has written: 'Isolation and characterization of DNA-damage-repair/toleration genes from Arabidopsis thaliana' -- subject(s): Arabidopsis thaliana, DNA damage, DNA repair, Genetics, Effect of radiation on
