The most immediate potential benefits of introducing genetically modified crops include mutation rate of certain genes.
The mutation rate is a measurement of how frequently different kinds of mutations take place over a given period of time. A specific class of mutation, such as point mutations, small- or large-scale insertions, or deletions, is usually given a mutation rate. A mutation spectrum, which explains the impact of genetic context on the mutation rate, can be used to further segment the rate of substitutions.
There are numerous different types of mutations because mutation rates are not constant and are not restricted to one kind of mutation. The mutation rates for particular classes of mutations are provided. The class of mutations known as point mutations includes small- or large-scale insertions and deletions.
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At the end of cytokinesis there no longer exists chromatids, they are just individual chromosomes.
If you're talking about Meiosis, there are 4 (HAPLOID) daughter cells produced at the end of meiosis. So each daughter cell will have HALF the number of chromosomes as the mother cell.
Whereas at the end of Mitosis there are 2 identical DIPLOID sister cells.
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Answer: Between 8 and 14
Explanation: Ammonia is an inorganic compound of formula NH₃. Also known as ammonium hydroxide, it behaves as a weak base.
pHydrion paper is a chemical test indicator, i.e., it indicates the pH of a substance.
If inserted in Ammonia, pHydrion will indicate a range of 8 to 14 because in pH scale, indication of base is over 8 and up to 14. The exact number depends on the hydrogen ion concentration of the substance.
