The team of Hunt had designed an experiment to test the hypothesis of the effect of BPA on mice. The daily doses of BPA was administered into the female groups of mice for 3, 5 and 7 days and then the genetic abnormalities which occured during meiosis, chromosome division or egg formation were studied.
The steps followed in this experiment in order are as follows:
- Observation- The mice eggs in plastic cages when washed using harsh soap showed problems during the cell division stage which caused genetic abnormalities.
- Question- If the bisphenol A from the plastic affected mice in the damaged cages.
- Hypothesis- If the frequency of the genetic abnormality was affected by the exposure to bisphenol A.
- Prediction- The level of exposure of mice to bisphenol A was proportional to the increase in genetic abnormalities.
The gibberellic acid solution is the dependent variable because it is the only variable that changes in each scenario.
Any of the other variables (fertilizer, soil) are independent, as they are constant throughout.
The control group is flask 1 because it had a 0% gibberellic acid solution (the dependent variable) added as opposed to the other amounts greater than 0 in the other flasks.
Oxygen i think
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Bcoz.. In meiosis ti change ploidy of cell from diploid(n) to haploid(2n) .. 2 division occur.. This helps in formation of haploid gametes.. When two gametes fuse.. They form diploid (2n) zygote.
On the other hand..
There is only one division in mitosis...bcoz no change in ploidy.. Use in growth. Bcoz it retains nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio.
Answer:
(See Attached Punnet Sq)
Explanation:
There are two genes here represented different alleles (Yy & Ss). According to Mendelian law, the principle of independent assortment applies to mean each allele has equal chances of ending up in a gamete. Therefore each gamete can have either allele of the two genes as shown in the punnet square. The combinations of the offspring are therefore numerous.
