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4. Draw the genomic content of a diploid cell 2(n)=4 (draw DNA as chromosomes for simplicity). For each identify each set of homologous chromosomes with one color/style of bracket (e.g. [ or [ ) and each set of sister chromatids with a different color/style bracket (e.g. [ or ). Ensure your brackets are clearly distinguishable from each other. a. Before S-phase b. On your drawing above assign three genes, each represented by a single capitol letter, along the length chromosome 1 . Make all three genes heterozygous (different alleles). Represent the other allele with a lower-case letter. Include these genes and alleles on all subsequent drawings. c. After S- phase d. The end of prophase I, with at least one gene exchanged in crossing over and recombination. e. The end of anaphase I a.) What is separated here? f. The end of anaphase II a.) What is separated here? g. The end of Telophase II a.) What is produced?.
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