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Chromosomal and chromatid numbers

Mitosis:Prophase. Somes= 2 Tids= 4Metaphase. Somes = 2. Tids= 4Anaphase. Somes= 4. Tids = 4Telophase. Somes = 4. Tids =4Cytokinesis.Somes = 2. Tids= 2Meiosis i:Prophase. Somes= 2 Tids=... more

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Genetics Biology

02/14/24

What is the main difference between mitosis and meiosis?

Mitosis and meiosis are parts of cell division . One focused on somatic / body cell division while the other focuses on gametogenesis / gamete formation/. Explain both of them in detail and in... more

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Genetics

02/14/24

Are single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) robust indicators of evolutionary relatedness in single-celled green algae?

SNPs are very abundant in genomes and are not necessary mutations but variations of specific alleles at specific locus where the high majority of them do not alter protein structure or gene... more

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Genetics

02/11/24

Need help assigning genotypes to Drosophila

The white eye mutation studied by Thomas Hunt Morgan is X-linked and recessive to wild-type red eyes. When true-breeding white-eyed males carrying the white mutation were crossed with true-breeding... more

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Genetics Science Biology

12/12/23

what is the difference between RT-PCR and PCR?

in terms of things like monitoring gene editing, what are the benefits of using one over the other? how is rt-pcr more beneficial than regular pcr?

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Genetics

11/24/23

What is my first cousin's first cousin to me?

If on my dad's side me and my first cousins are related, then what is their cousin on their mom's side to me?

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Genetics Biology Chemistry Psychology

11/22/23

Future Dentists: Do you need help with your application and/or mock interview preparation?

Hi!My name is Adrianna and I am in my last few months of dental school and I have spent the last four years mentoring pre-dental students from all walks of life. I am happy to help with personal... more

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Genetics Biology

06/01/23

Central Dogma in Biology

What is the central dogma in biology?

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Genetics

04/22/23

If your parent pumpkin genotypes were AabbCC and AaBbCc, what is the largest pumpkin you can grow?

In pumpkins, the weight of the pumpkin is controlled by multiple genes that add together. The weight for the pumpkin has the genotype aabbcc is 16oz and every dominant allele will add 6oz to the... more

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Genetics Biology

04/07/23

The geneticist in Q5. identified a new developmental gene called gappy. When the gene is deleted it completely abolished the latter half of developing mosquito larvae.

Excited at the new results the geneticist was interested in searching for the cis regulatory elements that control the expression of gappy. The geneticist heard genetic regions called conserved... more

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Genetics

03/02/23

why do my eyes go from grey to blue and sometimes even a light purple

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Genetics Biology

02/25/23

What mode of inheritance does the pedigree suggest?

Based on the gel electrophoresis results and pedigree shown in the image, what mode of inheritance is suggested? The bands are characteristic gene fragments showing 2 alleles of a given gene. Using... more

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Genetics Biology

02/19/23

Biology: Inheritance Topic

How do you determine the phenotype ratio? If we had a punnet grid, what is the order of the ratio? I understand that both dominant traits come first, but I don't know the orders after. Also, what... more

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Genetics

02/15/23

Genetics - probability that the offspring

A and B loci are 30 m.u. apart on a chromosome. If an A B / a b female mates with an a b / a b male, what is the probability that the offspring is A b / a b?

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Genetics

02/15/23

Gene mapping and linkage

In dodders, wild type plants are completely parasitic (CP) whereas a mutation in gene R makes them partially parasitic (PP). Another mutation in gene F causes the plant to produce large flowers,... more

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Genetics Biology

02/12/23

A woman who is heterozygous for the sex-linked condition of red-green color blindness marries a man with normal vision. Which of these would you not expect to observe among their possible children?

a.) A son who is color blind and a daughter with normal visionb.) A son and a daughter with normal visionc.) A son with normal vision and a daughter who is color blindd.) Two daughters with normal... more

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Genetics Biology

02/08/23

How many chromosomes and chromatids are present at/in

Somatic cells of a species who sex-determination system is similar to that of humans, contain 46 chromosomes. How many chromosomes and chromatids are present at/in: (6 marks)a) anaphase of... more

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Genetics Biology

11/07/22

Discuss which genetic testing can be performed before conception, as a fetus, and after birth.

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Genetics Biology

11/07/22

Other than pedigree analysis, what are other ways in which couples can determine the probability that their children will have genetic disorders?

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Genetics Biology

11/07/22

The results below were obtained in a three-point test cross. Determine the order of the genes on the chromosomes and the 3 different distances between them.

v w z 592v + + 61+ w + 12v + z 9+ + z 110+ + + 616+ w z 58v w + 105

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Genetics Biology

11/07/22

Pure pea plants with purple flowers are mated with pure peas with white flowers. All of the F1 have purple flowers. The F1 are crossed and the flower-color of 628 offspring are analyzed.

What are the expected numbers of offspring of each type? Note: Round to the nearest whole number.Calculate the chi-square statistic (to 2 places after the decimal) for the cross in problem (1) if... more

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Genetics

11/03/22

Transcriptionally active genes are localized near the periphery of the nucleus. How does this help link transcription to nuclear surveillance.

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Genetics

10/26/22

Please help me with genetics question

In Labrador retrievers, coat color is controlled by two genes. One gene determines black (B_) or brown (bb) hair. However, if the second gene is homozygous recessive (ee), the coat color is... more

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Genetics Science Anatomy Physiology

10/26/22

I have no idea how to solve this

Good evening everyone. I'm struggling with this task for my anatomy & physiology assignment, what i have to do is to transcribe the following DNA sequence into mRNA: GGTCAATGCCATAAG , and... more

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Genetics

09/30/22

Charged for a tutoring session that didn't happen

Hi, I need to figure charges on my account. I tried two tutors originally, Anuj M did not work, not a good fit. Then I tried Kaytie and she is great. I am not sure why I am getting charged 109... more

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Chromosomal and chromatid numbers

What is the main difference between mitosis and meiosis?

Are single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) robust indicators of evolutionary relatedness in single-celled green algae?

Need help assigning genotypes to Drosophila

what is the difference between RT-PCR and PCR?

What is my first cousin's first cousin to me?

Future Dentists: Do you need help with your application and/or mock interview preparation?

Central Dogma in Biology

If your parent pumpkin genotypes were AabbCC and AaBbCc, what is the largest pumpkin you can grow?

The geneticist in Q5. identified a new developmental gene called gappy. When the gene is deleted it completely abolished the latter half of developing mosquito larvae.

why do my eyes go from grey to blue and sometimes even a light purple

What mode of inheritance does the pedigree suggest?

Biology: Inheritance Topic

Genetics - probability that the offspring

Gene mapping and linkage

A woman who is heterozygous for the sex-linked condition of red-green color blindness marries a man with normal vision. Which of these would you not expect to observe among their possible children?

How many chromosomes and chromatids are present at/in

Discuss which genetic testing can be performed before conception, as a fetus, and after birth.

Other than pedigree analysis, what are other ways in which couples can determine the probability that their children will have genetic disorders?

The results below were obtained in a three-point test cross. Determine the order of the genes on the chromosomes and the 3 different distances between them.

Pure pea plants with purple flowers are mated with pure peas with white flowers. All of the F1 have purple flowers. The F1 are crossed and the flower-color of 628 offspring are analyzed.

Transcriptionally active genes are localized near the periphery of the nucleus. How does this help link transcription to nuclear surveillance.

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