They exhibit, Growth, metabolism, reproduction, cellular organization, homeostasis, heredity, and response to stimuli.
Mutations can occur in sex cells<span> or in </span>body cells<span>. In which cell type might a mutation be passed from generation to generation? Mutations that occur in the </span>sex cells<span> (eggs and </span>sperm) will be passed from generation to generation because thesex cells<span> are what form the DNA of the next generation</span>
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❖ Eukaryotic chromosomes condense by wrapping tightly around histones.
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Answer:
allows the recombination of genetic information
Explanation:
Crossing over is a process that occurs only in meiotic division in sexually reproducing organisms. It is the process whereby the segments of a gene are exchanged between the non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes.
Due to this crossing over process that occurs in prophase I of meiosis, the alleles of a chromosomes are recombined to ensure genetic diversity. Hence, according to this question, crossing over results in additional genetic variation during meiosis because it allows the recombination of genetic information.
In the given case, cell A is placed in 2 % solution of glucose and cell B is placed in 5 % glucose solution. Both the solutions are hypotonic, and when a cell is placed in a hypotonic solution, then the greatest concentration of water will be outside of the cell. Therefore, water will enter the cell and occupies the central vacuole.
However, cell B is placed in a more concentrated solution, so it will swell less in comparison to cell A, which is placed in a less concentrated solution. Hence, the correct answer is option A, that is, Cell A will swell more than Cell B.
