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What happens to cells after fertilization?
pretty much what happens is that it make an embreyo by cells reproducing and this leads to the girl missing her periods and then she gets breast developments and she starts to get hungry
Which plants grow easly in Trinidad?
Plants that grow easily in Trinidad include orchids, hibiscus, bougainvillea, and heliconias. These plants thrive in the warm and humid climate of Trinidad and are popular choices for home gardens and landscaping.
Why would you use a chicken hatching egg rack or tray?
Egg racks or trays are used in an incubator with an automatic turning tray. the tray holds the rack allowing for the 'tilting or rotation of the egg' on a timed basis, emulating the natural movement of the hen. Eggs not rotated have a lower hatch rate and a higher mortality rate upon hatching. (the embreyo has a tendency to stick to the shell).
Is there are cure for huntingtons disease?
No, there is currently no cure for Huntingtons, but a neurologist is able to prescribe medication to patients with Huntingtons to help the suppress the symptoms. Researchers are currently looking into stem cell research for a cure.
What happens to an egg cell in plants after fertilization?
pretty much what happens is that it make an embreyo by cells reproducing and this leads to the girl missing her periods and then she gets breast developments and she starts to get hungry
What do you call mammals that lays egg and develops into embreyo?
Platypus & Echidna are the only mammals that lay eggs instead of giving birth to live young. It is the sole living representative of its family (Ornithorhynchidae) and genus (Ornithorhynchus), though a number of related species have been found in the fossil record. The unusual appearance of this egg-laying, venomous, duck-billed, beaver-tailed, otter-footed mammal baffled European naturalists when they first encountered it, with some considering it an elaborate fraud. It is one of the few venomous mammals, the male platypus having a spur on the hind foot that delivers a venom capable of causing severe pain to humans.
Does cloning give you an exact replica?
It depends on how you made your "clone" or genetically modified organism. If you take the nucleus from a somatic cell on a female and then extract the nucleus from the egg of that same female, replacing it with the nucleus of the somatic cell. Then implant that embreyo into the females uterus; yes it will contain all the DNA from just one donor and will genetically be a clone. However, the new organism has a chance of living a shorter life as the age of the donor has a chance to be added to the age of the emreyo effectively shortening it's life. ALSO, when certain genes express themselves it is sometimes very random and may happen at different times in genetically identical embreyos. Take for example identical twins. One sperm, one egg. The embreyo splits and you have two embreyos containing the EXACT two sets of DNA information. YET, even in identical twins such as this some physical traits express themselves in very small ways because these two embreyos do no have the EXACT same experiences at the EXACT same time. So yes, it is possible to be gentically identical, but the two creatures may be different, both physically and in personality.
Can brother and sister zebra finches mate?
Yes, brother and sister gerbils will mate once sexual maturity hits. However, inbreeding causes birth defects such as fixed wrists and kinked tails that make it near impossible to rehome any pups that may result. You should not mate brothers and sisters because birth affects. It also can be bad if mother/son mate or father/daughter. Most of there young will likely die. They can and will mate but i do not advise it.
