A cell has a diploid number of 8 chromosomes. How many chromosome would line up

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A cell has a diploid number of 8 chromosomes. How many chromosome would line up at the equatorial plane of one of the cells in meiosis II? A cell has a diploid number of 8 chromosomes. If the cell were an egg cell, how mi chromosomes would be present in the first polar body? If there are 6 centromeres present on the chromosomes of a cell in Gap2, how many chromosomes would make up the haploid number? If you know a cell involved in meiosis is haploid and the chromosomes are just starting to become visible, the cell is in what stage? Which of the following events occurs in meiosis II but not in meiosis I? In a species with a diploid number of 6, how many different pairs of homologous chromosomes can exist in each gamete? Meiosis in animals always results in The diploid number for humans is 46. How many chromatids will there be in a mature sperm cell? In an experiment involving the normal green leaved corn and the abnormal albino leaved corn, a green leaved corn plant might be homologous dominant or heterozygous. How could you figure out the genotype of a green leaved com plant? Assuming that albino plants can mate, you would cross the unknown green leaved plant with a In a system involving simple dominance in pea plants, the height gene for tallness is dominant over a height gene for shortness. What kind of plant would a heterozygote be? Which of these cells is not a diploid cell? In a heterozygous individual, the gene which is not expressed is said to be In humans, the normal chromosome number is 46. That means the haploid number would be a

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42. C. 4

Given that 2n = 8 (means, n= 4). The number of chromosomes at metaphase II (chromosomes align at equator during metaphase, and the centromere splits into two during this phase) are N (homologous pairs of chromosomes).

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