A 2n= 3 cell can be
a) Monosomic
b) Autopolyploid
c) Allopolyploid
d) a or b
e) a or c
More than two set of chromosome is known as polyploidy. Formation of polyploid say 3n,4n is called triploid, tetraploid and so on.In the above eg we have diploid normal set of chromosome so it cannot be polyploids.So we are left with Aneuploid in which the set of chromosome does not change ie 2n there is just the addition or deletion of chromosome ie 2n-1
So the right answer is a) monosomy
A 2n= 3 cell can be a) Monosomic b) Autopolyploid c) Allopolyploid d) a or b...
A 2n = 3 cell can be: a. Monosomic b. Autopolyploid c. Allopolyploid d. a or b e. a or c
The fusion of non-reduced gametes will produce a. somatic doubling b. allopolyploid c. autopolyploid d. haploidy e. Trisomies
The fusion of non-reduced gametes will produce a. somatic doubling b. allopolyploid c. autopolyploid d. haploidy e. Trisomies
. . Colchicine can be used to alter the chromosome content of a cell by disrupting chromosome disjunction and cell division (an exposed cell would enter mitosis but fail to divide). After treatment with colchicine, the altered chromosome content would make the cell autopolyploid triploid aneuploid allopolyploid
A tetraploid cell (4n = 8): a. could be an autotetraploid from two parents, each 2n = 4 b. could be an allotetraploid from two parents, each 2n = 2 c. could be an allotetraploid from two parents, 1n = 2, 3n = 6 d. A or B e. A or C
Which cell can transfer the most DNA? A) F+ cell B) R cell C) Hfr cell D) B cell E) F- cell
41. (6 pts) You are breeding two polyploid species of wheat. You cross the two different species (parent 1 x parent 2) and obtain F1 hybrids. The following meiotic pairing was observed in the F1 hybrid: F1 hybrid = 12 bivalents + 12 univalents (A) How many chromosomes are there in a non-dividing somatic cell of an F1 plant (i.e. what is the organisms ploidy)? (B) How many chromosomes are there in a non-dividing somatic cell of each parent (i.e....
For a cell that is right after DNA replication, where 2n=6 a. Is this cell haploid, diploid, or tetraploid? b. How many molecules of DNA are there? c. Are chromosomes single stranded or double stranded? d. How many chromosomes are there e. How many homologous pairs are there f. How many unique chromosomes are there g. How many sister chromatid pairs are there Thank you very much!
chromosomal sets in an allopolyploid are a. identical to each other b. vary slightly from eachother c. are identical to the dominant parental type d. are obtained from parents of the same species.
a,b,c and d (-1) 4. (3 points each) Consider the series n° +2n +3 (a) Prove that this series converges absolutely. (b) Show that this series satisfies all three conditions of the Alternating Series Test. HI11-2212, JL ILG-2020 Test #3 (c) What value of n guarantees that the partial sum 8, approximates the sum of this series to within an accuracy of 0.01? (d) Find the sum of the series with this accuracy (by finding the appropriate partial sum sn,...