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i) What is synaptonemal complex?
ii) Explain the significance of crossing over with diagram. In which phase of cell division this process takes place?
multicellular organisms have division of labour? explain
name the stage of cell division in which paired homologous chromosomes get shorterned and thickened?
what is a mesosome in prokaryotic cell? mention the function it performs.
Draw the diagram of all five sub stages of prophase 1 of meiosis 1 and explain them.....pls give me these diagrams as soon as possible.....
Plant x has 2n=4 chromosomes.
i)Sketch various stages of meosis of this plant.
what are sister and non sister chromatids???????
which structure of animal cell forms the asters of spindle?
How many meiotic divisions are required to produce 1000 seeds(grain) of cyprus plant which is an expection to the division rule of ( n + n/4 ) ?
why interphase called resting phase?
what is terminalization?
HOW MANY MEIOTIC DIVISIONS ARE REQUIRED TO FORM 200 POLLEN GRAINS?
what is the significance of mitosis and meiosis??
What will be the amount of dna in meiosis II products if meiocyte contains 30 Pg DNA in G1 phase?
figure of different stages of meiosis
difference between sister and non-sister chromatids
Mitosis and Meiosis take place respectively in
a)meristem gametangia
b)gametangia meristem
c) permanent tissue secretory tissue
d) secretory tissue permanent tissue. which one is correct?
c)
At which stage of cell division the morphology of chromosomes can be distincly studied?
can anyone tell me the meaning of untangled
Give brief account of somatic cell division ?
what is the significance of mitosis and meiosis?
what is the difference b/w miosos and mitosis
why interphase is called resting phase of the cell?
Can you explain the full process of meiosis 1?
The videos are very good. thanks a lot for such good ones.
How the chromosome number is maintained in offspring?
Why does multicellular organism require 2 types of celldivision?Which of the two produces greaternumber of cells?How many?
are bivalent & tetrad the same thing?
Difference between chromosomes and chromatin?
plants dont have centrioles, so how are the spindle fibres formed for cell division? how can it divide without centriole? n if it can , why do animals need the centriole? What is its main function? arent spindle fibres formed by centriole? if nt then wer r they formed?
Give all the formulas in cell division ?
You have studied
1.) which Cdk and cyclin comes under G1 check point.
2.) which Cdk and cyclin comes under G2 check point.
what is anastral mitosis?
q.1what is the role of chromosomes in inheritance?
q2 what is genetic recombination?
q3 what is genetic mapping?
q4 what is diffrance between mitosis and meiosis?
q5 what is cell cycle and what's the function of cell cycle? please answer me as soon as it 's possible
what is G0 phase of plant cell?
List the main differences between mitosis and meiosis.
diferentiate between metaphase of mitosis metaphase 1 of meiosis?
what is pericentriolar cloud (during prophase) ?
what is centripetal and centrifugal manner?
what will be the total number of mitotic divisions in the formation of 64 daughter cells
how many meiotic divisions are necessary for the formation of 100 grains?? ans-125....please explain how??
what's synapse?with the help of diagram explain reflex action on knee jerk?
what is a genome?
a. how many genomes are there in a haploid and diploid cell?
b. a cell has 24 chromosomes before cell division . how many chromosomes will be there in -
1. one of the daughter cells resulting from mitotic division?
2. one resulting from meiotic division?
What is chiasmata? State its significance.
What is DNA replication?
explain centriole,mitotic spindle, microtubles,cromatids-with diagram
cell division includes karyokinesis and cytokinesis. at what phase does the cytokinesis process BEGIN.?is it at the end of telophase, starting of telophase, end of prophase or starting of prophase?
WHICH STAGE OF CELL DIVISION YOU WILL SELECT TO STUDY THE MORPHOLOGY OF A CHROMOSOME AND WHY?
Describe the following:
(a) synapsis (b) bivalent (c) chiasmata
Draw a diagram to illustrate your answer.
what is hemozygous?
what is chiasmata?? plz explain in simple words
The point at which polytene chromosomes appear to be attached together is called what? n why?
. Define non disjunction and explain what implications it can have on the
progeny.
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Syllabus
i) What is synaptonemal complex?
ii) Explain the significance of crossing over with diagram. In which phase of cell division this process takes place?
If meiosis II products have 10 chromosomes and 20 picogram DNA, then what will be the number of chromosomes and DNA amount respectively in G2 phase of meiocyte?
(1) 20 and 40 Pg DNA (2) 40 and 80 Pg DNA
(3) 20 and 20 Pg DNA (4) 20 and 80 Pg DNA
And the answer is given (4). I cant understand the explanation given also:--
Answer (4) In normal meiocyte,, chromosome = 2n
DNA = 2C
G1 = 2n, 2C
S = 2n, 4C
G2 = 2n, 4C
After meiosis II,,n, 1C in each haploid cell
multicellular organisms have division of labour? explain
name the stage of cell division in which paired homologous chromosomes get shorterned and thickened?
what is a mesosome in prokaryotic cell? mention the function it performs.
Draw the diagram of all five sub stages of prophase 1 of meiosis 1 and explain them.....pls give me these diagrams as soon as possible.....
Plant x has 2n=4 chromosomes.
i)Sketch various stages of meosis of this plant.
what are sister and non sister chromatids???????
which structure of animal cell forms the asters of spindle?
How many meiotic divisions are required to produce 1000 seeds(grain) of cyprus plant which is an expection to the division rule of ( n + n/4 ) ?
why interphase called resting phase?
what is terminalization?
HOW MANY MEIOTIC DIVISIONS ARE REQUIRED TO FORM 200 POLLEN GRAINS?
Cell division
Cell plate formation
Cell differentiation
Cell wall formation
In solutions it is cell plate formation..is it right explain
what is the significance of mitosis and meiosis??
What will be the amount of dna in meiosis II products if meiocyte contains 30 Pg DNA in G1 phase?
(1) first division is equational, second is reductional
(2) first division is reductional, and second is eqautional
(3) both the divisions are reductional
(4) both the divisions are equational
figure of different stages of meiosis
difference between sister and non-sister chromatids
Mitosis and Meiosis take place respectively in
a)meristem gametangia
b)gametangia meristem
c) permanent tissue secretory tissue
d) secretory tissue permanent tissue. which one is correct?
c)
At which stage of cell division the morphology of chromosomes can be distincly studied?
can anyone tell me the meaning of untangled
Give brief account of somatic cell division ?
what is the significance of mitosis and meiosis?
what is the difference b/w miosos and mitosis
why interphase is called resting phase of the cell?
Can you explain the full process of meiosis 1?
1. diplotene stage
2. diakinesis stage
The videos are very good. thanks a lot for such good ones.
How the chromosome number is maintained in offspring?
Why does multicellular organism require 2 types of celldivision?Which of the two produces greaternumber of cells?How many?
are bivalent & tetrad the same thing?
Difference between chromosomes and chromatin?
plants dont have centrioles, so how are the spindle fibres formed for cell division? how can it divide without centriole? n if it can , why do animals need the centriole? What is its main function? arent spindle fibres formed by centriole? if nt then wer r they formed?
Give all the formulas in cell division ?
You have studied
1.) which Cdk and cyclin comes under G1 check point.
2.) which Cdk and cyclin comes under G2 check point.
what is anastral mitosis?
q.1what is the role of chromosomes in inheritance?
q2 what is genetic recombination?
q3 what is genetic mapping?
q4 what is diffrance between mitosis and meiosis?
q5 what is cell cycle and what's the function of cell cycle? please answer me as soon as it 's possible
what is G0 phase of plant cell?
List the main differences between mitosis and meiosis.
1. write a note on anaphase of mitosis division.
2. what will be the change in the organism when there is no separation of chromosoms during gamets formation.
3.define karytyping
diferentiate between metaphase of mitosis metaphase 1 of meiosis?
what is pericentriolar cloud (during prophase) ?
what is centripetal and centrifugal manner?
what will be the total number of mitotic divisions in the formation of 64 daughter cells
how many meiotic divisions are necessary for the formation of 100 grains?? ans-125....please explain how??
what's synapse?with the help of diagram explain reflex action on knee jerk?
what is a genome?
a. how many genomes are there in a haploid and diploid cell?
b. a cell has 24 chromosomes before cell division . how many chromosomes will be there in -
1. one of the daughter cells resulting from mitotic division?
2. one resulting from meiotic division?
What is chiasmata? State its significance.
What is DNA replication?
explain centriole,mitotic spindle, microtubles,cromatids-with diagram
cell division includes karyokinesis and cytokinesis. at what phase does the cytokinesis process BEGIN.?is it at the end of telophase, starting of telophase, end of prophase or starting of prophase?
Please explain me the major events that occur during
1.Leptotene
2.Gygotene
3.Pachytene
4.Diakinesis
Chromosomal material condenses to form compact mitotic chromosomes. Chromosomes are seen to be composed of *chattached* together at the centromere.
Also, define the term *chattached*.
WHICH STAGE OF CELL DIVISION YOU WILL SELECT TO STUDY THE MORPHOLOGY OF A CHROMOSOME AND WHY?
Describe the following:
(a) synapsis (b) bivalent (c) chiasmata
Draw a diagram to illustrate your answer.
1. diplotene stage
2. diakinesis stage
what is hemozygous?
what is chiasmata?? plz explain in simple words
(a) Prophase (b) Metaphase (c)Anaphase (d) Telophase
The point at which polytene chromosomes appear to be attached together is called what? n why?
. Define non disjunction and explain what implications it can have on the
progeny.