When, where, and why does mitosis occur in multicellular organisms? Explain why both mitosis and meiosis are necessary parts of the cell cycle. What is the importance of mitosis to living organisms? Why can cell division not be a type of reproduction in multicellular organisms?
What are the main differences between meiosis and mitosis? Explain the process of mitosis and meiosis. Explain in detail how they differ. Why are mitosis and meiosis different? When does mitosis occur? When does meiosis occur? What are the main differences between mitosis and meiosis? Explain...
It is important to note that the anisotropy of growth (elongation along only one axis) can occur using either anisotropic or isotropic wall material; in fact, isotropic material can be used to construct virtually any cell shape. Furthermore, the mechanical properties of the cell wall can be ...
Essentially, chromatin are the compacted form of our DNA which is made up of DNA, RNA, and protein. Chromatin is important because it helps make the DNA into a manageable, denser shape so that the cell performs different processes, such as mitosis and DNA replication. In order to compact ...
ECD cleavage has been found to occur in both ZIP4, ZIP6, and ZIP10 [97]. Dempski and co-workers investigated the function of the large human ZIP4 (hZIP4) cytoplasmic loop between TMD3 and TMD4 (M3M4) [98]. Combining site-directed mutagenesis, metal binding affinity assays, and X-...
In clinical practice it lost popularity decades ago, mainly due to cardiovascular side-effects such as thromboembolic events [25]. In lower doses these events may occur less frequently and treatment costs are low compared to other forms of ADT, however in the currently increasing complexity of ...
It is important to note that the anisotropy of growth (elongation along only one axis) can occur using either anisotropic or isotropic wall material; in fact, isotropic material can be used to construct virtually any cell shape. Furthermore, the mechanical properties of the cell wall can be ...
Why does crossing over occur in meiosis but not in mitosis? Why do genetic mutations pass to offspring in gametes? Why do germ cells undergo meiosis? Why is meiosis necessary? How would you know if two chromosomes were homologous? How do the two members of a pair of homologous chromosomes ...
Why can only somatic cells go through mitosis? Why do germ cells undergo meiosis and somatic cells don't? How many pairs of chromosomes are normally in each cell of the human body? Why must DNA be packed into chromosomes before mitosis can occur? Explain why two ident...
When does the process of meiosis begin in women? Why do we have meiosis II? Why must DNA be packed into chromosomes before mitosis can occur? Why do some species employ both mitosis and meiosis, whereas other species use only mitosis? A. they need only mitosis ...