Answer:
Anaphase
Explanation:
During anaphase sister chromatids separate and the centromeres divide.
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
bcoz it helps in every way
Hemophilia is a X-linked recessive trait. I will denote it as XA for dominant and Xa for recessive.
Hemophilic male: Xa Y
Carrier female: XA Xa
Cross:
Xa Y
XA XaXA XAY
Xa XaXa XaY
Thus, as shown, of the ratio of two possible female offspring genotypes for Hemophilia, only 1/2 will have the disease; the chance is therefore 50%.
The ratio for male offspring genotypes for Hemophilia is 1/2 as well; the chance is therefore 50%.
It’s either A or D depending on which side has a higher concentration of that molecule. If outside concentration is higher it will go from outside to inside. And if inside concentration is higher from inside to outside.
A horse's liver cells contain 64 chromosomes.
