Question

What is formed at the end of meiosis? (1 point)
two genetically identical cells
four genetically different cells
four genetically identical cells
two genetically different cells

Answer 1

some one help me pleaseee. i really need help with biology unit 4 lesson 19... :)

Answer 2

You are hopefully not doing a test we are answering right now? ;)

Answer 3

haha i mean its just a practice test. no biggie (;

Answer 4

In that case I try give you some hints so you can answer similar questions to your real exam:
Meiosis is the reason why and if you have any bothers or sisters are not a like. else you can say mitosis and meiosis is the same. Based on the information, what would say the answer was?

Answer 5

Is it D?

Answer 6

wait sorry rubish what I say.

Answer 7

and have dobble as much cells as mitosis in the end :P

Answer 8

so is it B then?

Answer 9

Sure is.

Answer 10

Thank you :)Which of the following is true concerning DNA replication? (1 point)
The original DNA molecule remains intact, although it acts as a template for the formation of a copy that contains two new antiparallel strands.
The leading strand is copied in the 5’ to 3’ direction and the lagging strand is copied in the 3’ to 5’ direction.
Both strands are copied to form Okazaki fragments, which are later annealed by DNA ligase.
The replication process proceeds on both strands in the same direction, which requires that RNA primers bind to the lagging strand. can you help me with this one too?

Answer 11

I was thinking about 1 and 2 meiosis.

Answer 12

what? lol

Answer 13

it is just a minor part of meiosis, in 1. meiosis we say that the new DNA is linked together, and the 2. split them so the 2 become 4.

Answer 14

Hmm a bit unsure, becuase I can't remember what Okazaki fragments are... need to do some checking 2 sec.

Answer 15

Thank you for the help. I really do appreciate it. :)and dont worry about it. i figured it out. lol

Answer 16

perfect wich one was it then? :)