Which of the following is not part of a human chromosome in any phase?
A. |
centromere |
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B. |
euchromatin |
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C. |
nucleosome |
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D. |
histone |
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E. |
centriole |
Centriole is not a part of human chromosome. It is an organelle that comprises of a protein called tubulin. A pair of centrioles that are surrounded by a shapeless dense material forms the centromere. Hence, the correct answer is E. centriole. It is not a part of human chromosome.
Which of the following is not part of a human chromosome in any phase? A. centromere...
5. DNA wraps around a octamer resulting in a structure called a a. bead / chromosome b. supercoil / operon C. glycoprotein / nucleosome d. histone / nucleosome e. histone / supercoil
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...
3. A phenotypically abnormal individual has a phenotypically normal father with an inversion on one copy of chromosome 7 and a normal mother without any changes in chromosome structure. The order of genes along chromosome 7 in the father is as follows: normal chromosome 7) RTDM centromere P UXZC RTDUP centromere MXZC (inverted chromosome 7) The phenotypically abnormal offspring has a chromosome 7 with the following order of genes R TDM centromere P U D TR With a sketch (complete),...
Part A. This structure represents the way chromatin would appear during; prometaphase of mitosis metaphase of mitosis G1 phase of interphase metaphase of meiosis Part B. A complete nucleosome is indicated by the letter; A B C A and B Part C What does the letter C in this figure represent? RNA polymerase transcription factors a DNA double helix histone proteins condensed chromosomes Part D What is this an image of? supercoils a nucleosome a DNA double helix histones loops...
A normal chromosome and its homolog carrying an inversion are given below (* Y= centromere): Normal: A B C D * EFGH Inversion:a fe* dcbgh Answer the following questions about these homologs (8 points total) With pen and paper, diagram the alignment of these homologs during meiosis in an inversion heterozygote. Be sure to include all chromatids.
A normal chromosome and its homolog carrying an inversion are given below (* Y= centromere): Normal: ABCD * EFGH Inversion:a fe* dcbgh Answer the following questions about these homologs (8 points total) What gamete genotypes are produced if there is a crossover between B & C? Be sure to use a * to indicate the position of the centromere. Put each gamete on a separate line, and write (V) or (I) beside each one to indicate whether it is viable...
11. A normal chromosome and its homolog carrying an inversion are given below (Y* = centromere) Normal: ABCDEFGH Inversion: a dcbe*fgh Answer the following questions about these homologs (8 points total) 11c. Suggest four gamete genotypes that could be produced during a single episode of meiosis if there is a is a crossover between B & C in the inversion heterozygote. Be sure to indicate the position of the centromere with a * Write V or I beside each gamete...
Which does not describe eukaryotic histones in a nucleosome structure? A. A core histone plus a linker histone octamer B. A core histone octamer plus a linker histone C. A core histone octamer plus 2 linker histones D. A core histone nonamer E. A core histone heptamer plus a linker histone
The figure below shows one unreplicated chromosome with its centromere (left side) and then the same chromosome after DNA replication "S") (right side). The letters by each dash represent alleles for two different kinds of genes: there is the "r" allele for one type of gene and the "H" allele for a second kind of gene. In genetics, letters represent different kinds of genes and uppercase vs lowercase letters represent different alleles for the same gene: e.g., purple allele (P)...
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,...