Those controlled by the brain.
<span>The organism will produce 12 chromosomes (A).
Sex cells are the products of meiosis. Daughter cells of meiosis contain half the number of chromosomes of the parent cell. So if the parent cell has 24 chromosomes, then the sex cell would have <em>12 chromosomes</em>.</span>
Why do we have different cells in our bodies if every cell has the same DNA?
The genome of a cell contains in its DNA sequence the information to make many thousands of different protein and RNA molecules. A cell typically expresses only a fraction of its genes, and the different types of cells in multicellular organisms arise because different sets of genes are expressed.
Answer:
1. 3
2. 2
3. 3
4. 3
5. 3
6. 3
The total number of fragments is 17
Explanation:
What the image shows is 6 columns of DNA sequences. It looks like the annotations represents cut sites for restriction enzymes. Restriction enzymes cut at defined sequences. The cut site is represented by the horizontal line (see attached pic, red arrows).
That means any time there is a horizontal line, a new fragment is made. Remember that the DNA is double stranded, so the cuts made will produce what we call "overhangs" or "sticky ends" where they are uneven in length.
Column 1
There are 2 cut sites on each strand, producing 3 fragments
(TGGGC) (CTAGGGCACAT) (TCGAAC)
(ACCCGGATC) (CGTGTAAGCT) (TC)
Column 2
There is 1 cut site on each strand, producing 2 fragments
Column 3
There are 2 cut sites on each strand, producing 3 fragments
Column 4
There are 2 cut sites on each strand, producing 3 fragments
Column 5
There are 2 cut sites on each strand, producing 3 fragments
Column 6
There are 2 cut sites on each strand, producing 3 fragments