1. Chromosomes number double before mitosis so that their daughter cells receive the same number of chromosomes that was present in the parent cells
2. The primary function of sister chromatid is to pass on a complete set of chromosomes to all the daughter cells during mitosis they are attached to each other through the centromere
3. Our body parts where we expect to find actively dividing cells#
Bone marrow
New progamtor cells to replenish the immune system
Intestinal epithelial cells lining the gut
Skin
Resting cells
Neurone
Muscle cells
Most blood cells including b-cells t_ cells.
Le plate 14. What structure gives TIC 10 Thought Questions 15. Why it necessary for chromosomes...
9-6 M. A. Merritt, 2016 1511 Lab Exercise #9 PROCEDURE 2: Simulation of the stages of Meiosis 1) To simulate synapsis, take the two homologous pairs of lona chromosomos and place one on top of the other. Do the same with the #2, medium length chromosomes and then the # 3 , short chromosomes., Fill in the sketch for PROPHASE 1 below, illustrating synapsis. Even though crossing over occurs in nature, DO NOT add CROSSING OVER to your sketch. After...
please help and thank you Materials Needed per class: 1 box of 24 microscope slides of meiosis 1 1 box of 24 microscope slides of meiosis 2 red and yellow popbead chromosome kits Objectives To become familiar with the process of meiosis and to be able to identify the principal phases of meiosis To understand how the process of meiosis is similar to mitosis and how it differs from mitosis Introduction The genetic information of a cell is encoded in...
Can anyone help me with this? Thank you. Lab 13. Mitosis and Meiosis Purpose The purpose of this lab is to understand the process of mitosis and melosis in animal and plant cells. Learning Objectives After completing this lab, you will be able to: 1. Describe the stages of mitosis. 2. Identify the stages of mitosis in an onion root or whitefish blastula using a light microscope. 3. Describe how cytokinesis differs in plant vs. animal cells. 4. Name and...