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What are applications of mitosis and meoisis?
genetic disorders usually but occursionally nothi
What happens to neural crest cells?
the produce sexual cells, while the metosis dies because of doing it
What age meiosis start?
That depends on the organism involved. in animals, meoisis occurs during the production of gametes, which undergo no further cell division prior to fertilization. plants and some algae exhibit alternation of generations (I don't want to discuss this one coz it's long and boring).
What state are the cells in at the beginning and at the end of division?
In mitotic cell division, a diploid parent cell undergoes mitosis and cytokinesis to form two new diploid daughter cells, which are genetically identical to the parent cell and each other. In meiotic cell division, a diploid parent cell undergoes meoisis and cytokinesis to form four haploid daughter cells, each of which is genetically unique.
How much energy is lost as heat at every energy tranfor?
That depends on the process. Different processes, and different machines and pieces of equipment, have different efficiencies.That depends on the process. Different processes, and different machines and pieces of equipment, have different efficiencies.That depends on the process. Different processes, and different machines and pieces of equipment, have different efficiencies.That depends on the process. Different processes, and different machines and pieces of equipment, have different efficiencies.
What is metosis?
metosis is the process of how new cells are made
What type of cells are produces on meoisis?
Haploid cells
What is the effect of mitosis and meoisis on allelic frequencies in nature?
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What are applications of mitosis and meoisis?
genetic disorders usually but occursionally nothi
What are the two main of genetic variation?
In humans? Independent assortment and sexual reproduction
What happens to neural crest cells?
the produce sexual cells, while the metosis dies because of doing it
What is the definition of meoisis in anatomy?
Nuclear division that results in the formation of cells containing half the number of chromosomes as the adult cell.
How many hours is the interphase the time in the cell cycle that is not devoted to metosis one half -1-9-10 or 21?
how many hours is the interphase,the time in the cell cycle that is not devoted to mitosis?
What age meiosis start?
That depends on the organism involved. in animals, meoisis occurs during the production of gametes, which undergo no further cell division prior to fertilization. plants and some algae exhibit alternation of generations (I don't want to discuss this one coz it's long and boring).
What state are the cells in at the beginning and at the end of division?
In mitotic cell division, a diploid parent cell undergoes mitosis and cytokinesis to form two new diploid daughter cells, which are genetically identical to the parent cell and each other. In meiotic cell division, a diploid parent cell undergoes meoisis and cytokinesis to form four haploid daughter cells, each of which is genetically unique.
How many cells result from a meiotic division?
i think it would be 4. This is because 4 daughter cells are produced after meoisis. For example, in males it is 4 viable sperm cells. In females, it is 1 ovum/egg and 3 polar bodies (equal 4 together). Therefore, i think the answer would be 4. HOPE THIS HELPS!! :)
What is mitotic chiasma?
chiasma occurs in meiosis. Fascinating that I didn't answer this question but it's attributed to me so I guess I'll add some detail. Chiasma means crossing/intersecting and are the points where recombination occurs duting meoisis. (Crossing over does not occur in mitosis). Chiasma(singular) or chiasmata (plural) are formed during prophaseof meiosis I duing recombination and hold homologous chromosomes together at the sites where the exchanges of genetic material occur. These "connections: remain in place until until the chromosomes seperate during anaphase.
