Which of the following is true of an inversion homozygote?
a. crossovers are suppressed
b. semiysterility occurs
c. dicentric chromosomes are produced '
d. balanced gametes are produced
e. none of these
none of the given details are true about inversion homozygote
so the option is
option e. "None of these"
Which of the following is true of an inversion homozygote? a. crossovers are suppressed b. semiysterility...
which of the following is true of an inversion homozygote? a. Crossovers are suppressed b. semiysterility occurs c. Dicentric chromosomes are produced d. Balanced gametes are produced e. None of these
Inversion Problems: An individual is heterozygous for an inversion: ADCBEFG HI, and during gamete formation there is a crossing over event between C and B. Draw chromosome structure pre and post meiosis. Be sure to label the chromatids/chromosomes with the appropriate sequence of genes. Label mutant and wild type chromatids/chromosomes, viable and non-viable gametes. Circle and identify the mutations in the non-viable gametes inuerston If an individual is heterozygous for an inversion, ABC DGFEHI, and a crossing over event occurred...
Which of the statements are true of both first- and second-division nondisjunction? Select all that apply. a. Homologous chromosomes fail to separate. b. Gametes are produced with extra chromosomes. c. Half of the gametes produced are wild-type, whereas half are mutated. d. Sister chromatids fail to separate. e. Gametes are produced with missing chromosomes.
Gametes produced in a paracentric inversion heterozygote WITHOUT crossing over are: a. two gametes with deletions and/or duplications and two normal gametes b. one normal gamete, two with deletions and/or duplications and one with the inversion c. two gametes with the inversion and two normal gametes d. two gametes with the inversion and two with the deletion and/or duplications e. No normal gametes
What structure might be visible in a reciprocal translocation HOMOZYGOTE during meiosis? a. stem loop b. cross-shaped figure c. inversion loop d. breakage-fusion bridge e. none of the above I Know that when it is a reciprocal translocation heterozygote a cross shaped figure is formed, but I can't find any information on what forms if it is reciprocal translocation homozygote. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.
1. A flower is heterozygous for the following inversion of chromosome 1 (dot=centromere) A B C ● D E F G a b e d ● c f g a. Is this a paracentric or pericentric inversion? I am thinking Pericentric? b. Draw the pairing configuration at prophase I including all 4 chromatids. I wasnt too sure how to map the loop out for this one c. Give the genotypes of the gametes from this meiosis if there is a...
1. An inversion heterozygote has the following inverted chromosome: ABCD JIHGF.EKLM. a. Sketch how this chromosome will pair with its normal homologue (AB CDE FGHIJ K L M) in prophase I. Make sure you include all strands (remember, the chromosomes are replicated). (2 pts) b. What four gametes result when a single crossover occurs between genes F and G on one inversion and one normal chromosome? (4 pts)
Practice Problems 7: Chromosome Variation in Structure 1. A petunia is heterozygous for the following inversion of chromosome 1 (the dot is the centromere): A a b B C D • E C F f G g e d a. Is this a paracentric or pericentric inversion? b. Draw the pairing configuration at prophase l including all 4 chromatids. c. Give the genotypes of the gametes from this meiosis if there is a single cross-over between genes D and E,...
Which of the following statements applies to the E2 mechanism? A) It occurs with inversion of stereochemistry. B) It proceeds through the more stable carbocation intermediate. C) The C-H and C-X bonds that break must be trans. Use of a bulky base gives the more highly substituted alkene product. E) It occurs with racemization of stereochemistry. D)
we can choose more than one option (MTF) Which of the following are true about independent assortment? Independent assortment: affects the allele combinations that are present in the gametes affects which genes are present in the gametes occurs during metaphase 1 occurs during metaphase II produces recombinant chromosomes