Answer:
1. They are very small and thin. Can be seen in mitosis as they condense, but when not dividing are in loose strings.
Explanation:
2. IDK cause I don't have your results but it is likely interphase.
3. Longer
4. Replication of DNA and organelles, cell will expand
5. Growth, because they are carrying out metabolic functions and will replicate DNA and organelles in this stage.
I would say A just because if your dad has a genetic disease and you mom does not have it you have about a 50 50 chance of having that disease in a perfect control that's assuming that its recessive and that your moms side does not present this disease
that's how its always been taught to me
Answer:
cell wall
Explanation:
Animal cells do not have a cell wall
Answer:
B. Problem - Development - Research - Engineering solution
Explanation:
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