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How do sexual and asexual reproduction differ in inherited genetic material?
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Well, first let's define the difference between stable and unstable equilibrium.
Stable: After a little perturbation, the equilibrium state is retaken.
Unstable: After a little perturbation, the state changes to one more stable.
An example of this is:
Imagine a pencil, when the pencil lays down in the table, it is in stable equilibrium because you can touch it and it will return to the same initial state.
Now suppose that the pencil is standing up (we can think this as a more energetic state). The pencil is in equilibrium, it does not move and there is no force acting on it.
Now you can touch it (a small perturbation) and the pencil will likely fall down, to the stable state of equilibrium.
That is the difference between stable and unstable (There is also an image below, where you can see it in a more physical way, where the vertical axis represents energy and the horizontal represents a given variable or set of variables).
Then, how to know if the membrane was at a stable equilibrium before you pushed it?
Did it return to the initial state? then yes, it was a stable equilibrium
Did It change to a less energetic state? Then no, it was in an unstable equilibrium.
Vasectomy and Tubal ligation are operations that have an effect on meiosis in individuals who have elected to have these operations in that it causes meiosis to stop.
A vasectomy or Tubal ligation are operations that are often performed as a method of birth control. A vasectomy is the male version of the operation and includes a procedure that negates the gametes or sex cells from reaching the sperm and being ejected from the body, thus preventing fertilization.
Tubal ligation is a similar process performed on women. The goal of this operation is the same as in the vasectomy, to stop the "egg cell" from being released and thus preventing it from being fertilized. Both procedures have been shown to cause meiotic arrest in individuals following the operation, In some cases, meiosis resumes after some time.
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