There will be no recombinant progeny in absolute linkage. The F1 inherted banded and yellow alleles (BBCY) together on one chromosome from the banded yellow parent and unbanded and brown allels (BOCBw) together on the homologous chromosome from the unbanded parent. All the F1 gametes will contain only these two allelic combinations, in equal proportions if there is no recombination. F2 cross progeny will have 1/2 banded, that is yellow and 1/2 unbanded brown.
Yes because plant cell is eukaryotic and it is also in animal cell too.
After mitosis comes cytokinesis, the division of the cytoplasm. This is another process in which animal and plant cells differ... In a plant cell, the cytoplasm is divided by the formation of a new cell wall, called the cell plate, between the two daughter cells.
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I would say down wind side but I'm not 100% sure
A nucleus. Hope this helps.
