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Lab Manual Exercise #2
... Paternal and Maternal Maternal (pink) and paternal (blue) sets of chromosome doublets. Two pairs of homologous chromosome doublets. Maternal and paternal sets of single chromosomes. Single chromosomes and ...
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Cell Biology Problems
... with colchicine you know a few basic facts: colchicine inhibits microtubule formation, and cancer cells grow and replicate much faster than normal cells. What would lead you to believe that ... contain more and more chromosomes. So what? Why would this be untenable? Humans have 22 pairs of autosomes and two sex chromosomes. Calculate the following assuming that the maternal and paternal members of ...
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Exam #3 Hints
... and cannot produce viable gametes. Gametes are produced by a special type of cell division known as meiosis. During prophase I of meiosis, the matching (homologous) maternal and paternal chromosomes of the seed and ... to synaptic failure during meiosis. The maternal and paternal sets of chromosomes do not pair up properly because they come from different species and are not truly homologous. A good ...
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Kyu-Suk's Publications
... relatedness among parents, variation in clonal fertility and ramet number, and gene migration from outside, the realized genetic gain and gene diversity deviate from the expectation. ... correlation between maternal and paternal fertilities, and pollen contamination. Status number was increased by controlling parental fertility, e.g., equal seed harvest, mixing seed in equal proportions and balancing ...
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Kyu-Suk's Publications
... seed orchard parents was formulated considering maternal and paternal fertility variation, correlation between maternal and paternal fertilities, and gene migration from outside. Fertility variation ... maternal and paternal fertilities varied. The numbers of female and male strobili were assessed in a clonal seed orchard of Pinus densiflora for six consecutive years. Estimated maternal and paternal ...
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Carter Chinn History
... Many Carter slaves were trained as coopers, carpenters, blacksmiths, millers sailors, brick makers and layers and shoemakers. This training also increased their worth. Though tobacco was the crop of ... her maternal grandmother, Courtenay Norton Lewis Carter. (1753-1810). Sarah Sophia (Sallie) born in 1839 at Ben Lomond was named after her paternal grandmother, Sarah Fairfax Carter and great ...
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Untitled Document
... nighttime, the plant needs water to activate this physiological response and grow. Night dew and dewdrops form in habitat and facilitate plant metabolism. Low temperatures (i.e., 18 - 20 ... and, more recently, A. lloydii. We learned by experience that in the case of A. trigonus or A. lloydii, paternal characteristics [such as variegation] are inherited more strongly than maternal characteristics ...
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7.01 Genetics Meets "The Real World"
... first marriage and one by his second. Is a heavy drinker. Grandparents Anne's Maternal Grandparents Evelyn: Died at age 76 of stroke, 5'4", arthritis in hands and feet, wore ... occasional rashes, and hemorrhoids. Anne's Paternal Grandparents Gloria Age 86, 5'8", high blood pressure, some knee and ankle problems. Is concerned about her constipation. Wears glasses for distance and reading. Charlie ...
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International Carnivous Plant Society
... description of the parental plants used in making Pinguicula 'Aphrodite'. P. agnata (section Agnata; maternal plant): the diameter of the rosette is 25 cm, leaf 45 cm wide, the ... and a minute yellow central spot, fragrant. Origin unknown (plant was obtained at the floristic exposition, 1990). P. moctezumae (section Orcheosanthus, paternal plant), the diameter of the rosette 20 cm, leaves green and ...
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Forestry Glossary: D is for ... deciduous, dendrology, and desertification
... Having staminate (male) flowers and pistillate (female) flowers on different plants of the same species. diploid (n.) An organism which has two sets of chromosomes (paternal and maternal) in its cells. disclimax (n.) A relatively stable ecological community often including kinds of organisms foreign to the region and replacing the climax ...
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