I found the exercise on the internet and attached is the representation of the fly's trisomy.
Correct answer:
<span>"Nondisjunction occurred in the male parent at the meiosis I division to produce an (n+1) sperm that fused with a normal (n) egg."
It is during meiosis I that the homologous chromosomes are divided into two new cells. In this case, if a trisomy is present, it means that during this segregation part during meiosis I, two homologous chromosomes were not separated (n</span>ondisjunction)<span> creating a gamete cell that had two copies of a chromosome (and another without any copy of that chromosome).
This error on meiosis I might have occurred in the male parent. As we can see from the schematic representation of the trisomy, there is two chromosomes with a wild allele (+). These alleles were only present in the male parent, as the female parent was homozygous for all genes, no wild allele (+).</span>
Answer:
Second-intention healing
Explanation:
There are two types of wound healing. Primary-intention and secondary intention healing. They both occur in four stages namely;Homeostasis,inflammation, proliferation and remodelling
In primary-intention healing, it occurs in wounds with dermal edges that are close together example wounds made by a scapel.
Healing by secondary intention occurs when the sides of the wound are not opposed that is, they are not surgically approximated, therefore healing must occur from the bottom of the wound upwards. That is by granulation, contraction, and epithelialization
The answer is c. is a 65 year old excutive who is very overwight.
B. speeds up action potentials