Significance of differences between mitosis and meiosis
Mitosis and meiosis are two major processes by which eukaryotic cells reproduce. Compare and
contrast the processes of mitosis and meiosis. Consider the stages involved in each and their
eventual products. How are the differences biologically significant relative to growth and
reproduction?
Significance of differences between mitosis and meiosis
Mitosis and meiosis are two major processes by which eukaryotic cells reproduce. Compare and
contrast the processes of mitosis and meiosis. Consider the stages involved in each and their
eventual products. How are the differences biologically significant relative to growth and
reproduction?
Mitosis and meiosis are two major processes by which eukaryotic cells reproduce. Compare and
contrast the processes of mitosis and meiosis. Consider the stages involved in each and their
eventual products. How are the differences biologically significant relative to growth and
reproduction?
Solution
S.No
Mitosis
Meosis
General differences
1
The division occurs in somatic cells
It occurs in reproductive cells
2
Both diploid and haploid cells shows mitosis
Meosis is found only in diploid cells
3
It is a single division
It is a double division
4
Mitosis produce two cells
Meosis produce four cells
5
It does not introduce variation
Meosis induces variations due to gene exchange
6
Number of chromosomes same as mother cells
Chromosome number reduced(halved)
7
It is required for growth ,repair and healing
Meosis involved only in sexual reproduction
a)Prophase
8
It is simpler
Prophase-I is complicated
9
Bouquet stage and synapsis absent
Bouquet stage(synizesis inplants)and synapsis occurs
10
Crossing over and chiasma not seen
Crossing over and Chiasma formation occurs
b)Metaphase
11
Chromosome remain as monovalent and has two chromatids
Chromosome as bivalent and four chromatids
12
Centromere are present over the equator or metaphase plate while arms facing towards the poles
Centromere projects towards the poles
c)Anaphase
13
Centromere divides during anaphase
Division of centromere is absent in anaphase –I
14
Chromosomes are single chromatid
Chromosomes has two chromatid
15
The two chromatid of a chromosome separate and become as daughter chromosomes
Chromtids do not separate in anaphase-I
16
Chromosomes moving towards the opposite poles are similar
Chromosomes are dissimilar
d)Telophase
17
It is an essential in which nucleolus and nuclear material reappears
Telophase-I may be absent
18
Cytokinesis takes place
Not compulsory
19
Daughter cells posses same genetic material
All four daughter cells differ
S.No.
MITOSIS
MEIOSIS-II
1
An interphase occurs prior to mitosis
Interphase may or maynot present prior to meiosis-II.If present then called interkinesis
2
S-phase present
S-phase absent
3
Daughter cells formed after mitosis resemble to mother cells
Differ from mother cells,quantitatively and qualitatively
4
Longer
Shorter
Significance of meiosis:
Significance of mitosis.
KEY CONCEPTS
13.1 Offspring acquire genes from parents by inheriting
chromosomes
13.2 Fertilization and meiosis alternate in sexual life cycles
13.3 Meiosis reduces the number of chromosome sets from diploid to haploid
13.4 Genetic variation produced in sexual life cycles contributes to evolution
KEY CONCEPTS
13.1 Offspring acquire genes from parents by inheriting
chromosomes
13.2 Fertilization and meiosis alternate in sexual life cycles
13.3 Meiosis reduces the number of chromosome sets from diploid to haploid
13.4 Genetic variation produced in sexual life cycles contributes to evolution
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In class, we talked about all sorts of experiments. I would like to sum them up here. For each of
the following, name and briefly describe an experiment that... (a)...demonstrates that light
behaves like a wave. (b)...demonstrates that light behaves like particles. (c)...demonstrates that
electrons behave like particles. (d)...demonstrates that electrons behave like a wave.
Solution
a) Young\'s Double-Slit Experiment
A definitive experiment was Young\'s double slit experiment, which demonstrated that light
shined at two slits in a screen show an interference pattern characteristic of waves of light, rather
than particles. The principle behind this phenomenon is diffraction of light due to this any point
source of light spreads and behaves like a light source.
In the early 19th century, English scientist Thomas Young carried out the famous double-slit
experiment (also known as Young\'s experiment), which demonstrated that a beam of light, when
split into two beams and then recombined, will show interference effects that can only be
explained by assuming that light is a wavelike disturbance. If light consisted strictly of ordinary
or classical particles, and these particles were fired in a straight line through a slit and allowed to
strike a screen on the other side, we would expect to see a pattern corresponding to the size and
shape of the slit. However, when this single-slit experiment is actually performed, the pattern on
the screen is a diffraction pattern in which the light is spread out. The smaller the slit, the greater
the angle of spread.Similarly, if light consisted strictly of classical particles and we illuminated
two parallel slits, the expected pattern on the screen would simply be the sum of the two single-
slit patterns. In actuality, however, the pattern changes to one with a series of alternating light
and dark bands. When Thomas Young first demonstrated this phenomenon, it indicated that light
consists of waves, as the distribution of brightness can be explained by the alternately additive
and subtractive interference of wavefronts.
b) Photoelectric effect Experiment
When light is shined on clean sodium metal in vacuum then ejection of electrons was observed.
Analysis of data from the photoelectric experiment showed that the energy of the ejected
electrons was proportional to the frequency of the illuminating light. This showed that whatever
was knocking the electrons out had an energy proportional to light frequency. The remarkable
fact that the ejection energy was independent of the total energy of illumination showed that the
interaction must be like that of a particle which gave all of its energy to the electron!
c) and d) Feynman\'s double-slit experiment
In Feynman\'s double-slit thought-experiment, a specific material is randomly directed at a wall
which has two small slits that can be opened and closed at will -- some of the material gets
blocked and some passes through the slits, depending on which ones are open.
Ba.
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proves she was telling the truth will lose because the employment-at-will doctrine completely
insulates the employer from liability will lose because her testimony provided the basis for a
defamation lawsuit by her former employer will prevail under recent amendments to the
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consists of waves, as the distribution of brightness can be explained by the alternately additive
and subtractive interference of wavefronts.
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Analysis of data from the photoelectric experiment showed that the energy of the ejected
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was knocking the electrons out had an energy proportional to light frequency. The remarkable
fact that the ejection energy was independent of the total energy of illumination showed that the
interaction must be like that of a particle which gave all of its energy to the electron!
c) and d) Feynman\'s double-slit experiment
In Feynman\'s double-slit thought-experiment, a specific material is randomly directed at a wall
which has two small slits that can be opened and closed at will -- some of the material gets
blocked and some passes through the slits, depending on which ones are open.
Ba.
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perjure herself at a trial where her employer was the defendant. She filed a wrongful discharge
lawsuit against her former employer. Ms. Lee will prevail if the state where the lawsuit was filed
recognizes a public policy exception to the employment-at-will doctrine prevail only if she
proves she was telling the truth will lose because the employment-at-will doctrine completely
insulates the employer from liability will lose because her testimony provided the basis for a
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(b)Unchanged.
(c)Matthew, Michael, and Maxwell are to receive bonuses of 12.5%, 12.5% and 10%,
respectively, of net income after the compensation allowances, interest, and bonuses. Negative
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(d)Remainder of profit to be allocated in a 40:35:25 ratio, Matthew:Michael:Maxwell.
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Morgan (Michael’s younger brother) is admitted to the partnership (MM MM Goode) on January
2, 2017. He purchases a 32% interest for a cash payment of $260,000, paid directly to the
partnership.
The Articles of Partnership are amended as follows for allocation of net income:
(a)Partners will receive the following compensation allowances per month: Matthew, $3,150;
Michael, $2,625; Maxwell, $2.200; and Morgan, $2,000.
(b)Unchanged.
(c)Matthew, Michael, Maxwell, and Morgan are to receive bonuses of 12%, 12%, 10%, and
10%, respectively, of net income after the co.
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has been drinking alcohol heavily throughout the day. He also reports “occasional” marijuana
use. Jose recently was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and has to appear in
court next month. His wife is angry with him because she depends on him to pick up their 3
children from school, and now he may lose his driver’s license. Jose has always been a hard
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construction jobs to eliminate his stress. He reports having intermittent episodes of anxiety since
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to be installed to provide analog-to-digital signal conversion between the phones and the digital
network?
A. A cable modem
B. A DSL modem
C. An Integrated access device (IAD)
D. A multimedia terminal adapter (MTA)
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frequncy channel on a hybrid fibar co axial and radio frequncy over glass infra structure.
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telephone line which provides the digital subscriber line service for connectivity to the Internet.
An Integrated Access Device (or IAD) is a customer premises device that provides access to
wide area networks and the Internet.
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Why can some microbial species grow and survive in extreme environments?
Why can some microbial species grow and survive in extreme environments?
Solution
Microbial species grow and survive in extreme environments. These organisms are the
extremophiles. There are different types of extremophiles:
-Thermophiles and hyperthermophiles (organisms growing at high or very excessive
temperatures, respectively)
-psychrophiles (organisms that develop best at low temperatures)
-acidophiles and alkaliphiles (organisms optimally tailored to acidic or fundamental pH values,
respectively)
-barophiles (organisms that develop quality underneath pressure)
-halophiles (organisms that require NaCl for increase).
The different types of extremophiles have exceptional adaptations that allow them to thrive
mainly extremes.
1.Life at High Temperatures. Thermophiles have molecules and cell membranes that preserve
their stability at excessive temperatures. As all cellular additives need to be made heat stable and
their evolutionary function is derived of all recognized lifestyles.
2.Life at Low Temperatures and Extreme pH Levels. The molecules and membranes of
psychrophiles are designed to maximise flexibility. Extremophiles that grow exceptional at pH
extremes maintain a neutral pH inside their cells.
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solute concentration in their cells and their salty surroundings. Halophiles are able to live in salty
conditions by preventing dehydration of their cytoplasm.a
Radiation-resistant micro organisms adaptedto literally shatter its chromosome into hundreds of
pieces. Some extreme barophiles grow optimally at pressures over 500 atmospheres. The
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1. Significance of differences between mitosis and meiosis
Mitosis and meiosis are two major processes by which eukaryotic cells reproduce. Compare and
contrast the processes of mitosis and meiosis. Consider the stages involved in each and their
eventual products. How are the differences biologically significant relative to growth and
reproduction?
Significance of differences between mitosis and meiosis
Mitosis and meiosis are two major processes by which eukaryotic cells reproduce. Compare and
contrast the processes of mitosis and meiosis. Consider the stages involved in each and their
eventual products. How are the differences biologically significant relative to growth and
reproduction?
Mitosis and meiosis are two major processes by which eukaryotic cells reproduce. Compare and
contrast the processes of mitosis and meiosis. Consider the stages involved in each and their
eventual products. How are the differences biologically significant relative to growth and
reproduction?
Solution
S.No
Mitosis
Meosis
General differences
1
The division occurs in somatic cells
It occurs in reproductive cells
2
Both diploid and haploid cells shows mitosis
Meosis is found only in diploid cells
3
2. It is a single division
It is a double division
4
Mitosis produce two cells
Meosis produce four cells
5
It does not introduce variation
Meosis induces variations due to gene exchange
6
Number of chromosomes same as mother cells
Chromosome number reduced(halved)
7
It is required for growth ,repair and healing
Meosis involved only in sexual reproduction
a)Prophase
8
It is simpler
Prophase-I is complicated
9
Bouquet stage and synapsis absent
Bouquet stage(synizesis inplants)and synapsis occurs
10
Crossing over and chiasma not seen
Crossing over and Chiasma formation occurs
b)Metaphase
11
Chromosome remain as monovalent and has two chromatids
Chromosome as bivalent and four chromatids
12
Centromere are present over the equator or metaphase plate while arms facing towards the poles
Centromere projects towards the poles
c)Anaphase
13
Centromere divides during anaphase
Division of centromere is absent in anaphase –I
14
3. Chromosomes are single chromatid
Chromosomes has two chromatid
15
The two chromatid of a chromosome separate and become as daughter chromosomes
Chromtids do not separate in anaphase-I
16
Chromosomes moving towards the opposite poles are similar
Chromosomes are dissimilar
d)Telophase
17
It is an essential in which nucleolus and nuclear material reappears
Telophase-I may be absent
18
Cytokinesis takes place
Not compulsory
19
Daughter cells posses same genetic material
All four daughter cells differ
S.No.
MITOSIS
MEIOSIS-II
1
An interphase occurs prior to mitosis
Interphase may or maynot present prior to meiosis-II.If present then called interkinesis
2
S-phase present
S-phase absent
3
Daughter cells formed after mitosis resemble to mother cells
Differ from mother cells,quantitatively and qualitatively
4
Longer
Shorter
Significance of meiosis:
Significance of mitosis:
S.No
4. Mitosis
Meosis
General differences
1
The division occurs in somatic cells
It occurs in reproductive cells
2
Both diploid and haploid cells shows mitosis
Meosis is found only in diploid cells
3
It is a single division
It is a double division
4
Mitosis produce two cells
Meosis produce four cells
5
It does not introduce variation
Meosis induces variations due to gene exchange
6
Number of chromosomes same as mother cells
Chromosome number reduced(halved)
7
It is required for growth ,repair and healing
Meosis involved only in sexual reproduction
a)Prophase
8
It is simpler
Prophase-I is complicated
9
Bouquet stage and synapsis absent
Bouquet stage(synizesis inplants)and synapsis occurs
10
Crossing over and chiasma not seen
Crossing over and Chiasma formation occurs
b)Metaphase
11
5. Chromosome remain as monovalent and has two chromatids
Chromosome as bivalent and four chromatids
12
Centromere are present over the equator or metaphase plate while arms facing towards the poles
Centromere projects towards the poles
c)Anaphase
13
Centromere divides during anaphase
Division of centromere is absent in anaphase –I
14
Chromosomes are single chromatid
Chromosomes has two chromatid
15
The two chromatid of a chromosome separate and become as daughter chromosomes
Chromtids do not separate in anaphase-I
16
Chromosomes moving towards the opposite poles are similar
Chromosomes are dissimilar
d)Telophase
17
It is an essential in which nucleolus and nuclear material reappears
Telophase-I may be absent
18
Cytokinesis takes place
Not compulsory
19
Daughter cells posses same genetic material
All four daughter cells differ
S.No.
MITOSIS
MEIOSIS-II
1
An interphase occurs prior to mitosis
Interphase may or maynot present prior to meiosis-II.If present then called interkinesis
2
S-phase present
6. S-phase absent
3
Daughter cells formed after mitosis resemble to mother cells
Differ from mother cells,quantitatively and qualitatively
4
Longer
Shorter
