Meristematic tissue have the ability to
divide themselves. It is the primary site for cell division and cell
differentiation. It produces the new cells and are called growing tissue in
plants. The new cells may or may not divide. It is the source of the regenerative
potential of the plant.
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Cancerous cells can originate anywhere in the
body and can spread into or invade adjoining tissues. It keeps growing and dividing
relentlessly to form lumps. It can also break off and travel to distant
tissues. Cancer cells rejects signals from other cells.</span>
A.
<span>f(-2) = 2^(-2 - 2) </span>
<span>f(-2) = 2^(-4) </span>
<span>f(-2) = 1/2^4 </span>
<span>f(-2) = 1/16</span>
Answer:
a. a plant cell undergoing cytokinesis
Explanation:
Cytokinesis is the process where the cytoplasm divides after mitosis to form two different daughter cells from the parent cell. Animal cell divides by just a cleavage formation. Plant cells have an additional step of formation of cell plate because they have cell wall.
At the end of anaphase and beginning of telophase when the two new daughter nuclei have just formed, cell plat formation begins. Secretory vesicles from golgi body come at equator of the dividing parent cell. These vesicles release all the materials required for cell wall formation. The materials start to form the cell plate which moves outwards till it reaches the division site of parent cell wall. Slowly cell wall arises from cell plate and cytokinesis occurs giving rise to new plant cells.
Answer:
The DNA is a double helix or made up of two strands. The strands are separated during replication, each serving as a template to produce a complementary strand of each of the separated single strands. Therefore after replication, two double stranded DNA molecules will be present.
You can fill the sides with any allele.
After that the first box will be the dominant allele than the recessive allele, the box below that will be the dominant allele and the recessive allele. Dom being capitol and recessive being lowercase, the box on the top right will be dominant allele and recessive and bottom dominant and recessive. It’s all based on the allele of that row and column.
