Answer:
The chromosomes are pulled away from one another from the metaphase plate. Subsequently, all the chromosomes to 1 side are pulled one way, and all the chromosomes on the opposite side are pulled the other way. In the long run, every haploid cell would possibly contain either just maternal or fatherly chromosomes if traverse didn't happen.
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Organisms cannot willingly change their mutations as these things occur by chance and within the genetic code which the organisms have no direct power over.
As an enzyme fits into a substrate at the active site it undergoes a slight change to fit into the substrate. This process is denied by a concept known as the Induced Fit Model. The concept believes that the active site and the substrate are a fit for each other just like puzzle pieces that fit together. That is how when an enzyme finds its fit, that is when the chemical reaction can begin. After the reaction is complete, the enzymes detaches itself and finds another active site.
Fungi, animals and plants are eukaryotic.