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Allisa [31]
2 years ago
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During meiosis i, homologous chromosomes undergo crossing over while they are side-by-side in an event called ______.

Biology
1 answer:
jolli1 [7]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

During meiosis i, homologous chromosomes undergo crossing over while they are side-by-side in an event called synapsis.

Explanation:

The synapse's ability to alter as a result of repeated stimulation, reinforcement (such as via reward), or reduction in neurotransmission under other circumstances makes it important. These are referred to as long-term depression or potentiation. Synaptic plasticity, often known as the capacity for change, is what underlies learning in all contexts, including associative learning, associative memory, and episodic memory. You may think of it as residues of neurotransmitters that are reinforced and are used to form memories, routines, and personality traits.

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