In interphase echromosmes aren’t visible. I put prophase but I wasn’t sure whether it wa stelophase because I couldn’t tell if the chrosomes were replicated, I have bad eyesight

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Krishna235

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It waa apparently interphase as content doubled, head of bio said

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Yolo625

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What did you say for the first question where it asked about why the chromosomes formed bands

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-70mV

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It has to be prophase because the chromatin is condensed into chromosome and won't be anaphase because the chromosome is still in X shape, not lying on the equator so not metaphase

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Original post by Yolo625

What did you say for the first question where it asked about why the chromosomes formed bands

is it because the chromatin is more condensed in that region?

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Olliejaggs

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Original post by brendonurine

Wasn’t it 0.48/1.4 x100 = 34%?

It was 0.44/1.4 x100 = 31.4%

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brendonurine

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Original post by EnterUsername.

I put prophase, couldnt see movement but was doubled and visible?

What reason for the difference in Fe3+ did you suggest between the old and young leaf? So confused on that question - described results - not much else....

I said something about phloem having an effect on xylem in young leaves but not old leaves. I totally BSed it

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hannah1234lw

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What did you get for the whole bee section?

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Suckmyc**k

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Original post by yupadu

Was it Anaphase??

Nahhhhhh interphase

Reply 72

Ali Bomaye!

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I got 25% on the dot for c/l

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NameChange123

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It was Prophase. You could see from the figure that the chromosomes were starting to condense and get fatter, while others were still normal size. There was no way of telling that the content had doubled due to no data given, so it wasn't Interphase and they hadn't lined up yet so it wasn't Metaphase.

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TheMythicalBeast

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Did anyone think that none of the answers were correct in the multiple choice question about substitution? Because it said single substitution but the only one that could be correct had two different bases

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Chrispa

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Original post by ShitInMyArse

It was Prophase. You could see from the figure that the chromosomes were starting to condense and get fatter, while others were still normal size. There was no way of telling that the content had doubled due to no data given, so it wasn't Interphase and they hadn't lined up yet so it wasn't Metaphase.

True

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tomekgaypole

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ive never felt this **** after an exam. Goodbye uni

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JoshCTroup

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It was prophase. The chromosomes were condensed, which does not happen in interphase. It also couldn’t have been anaphase cuz if it were then the sister chromatids would be separated. Also though interphase is a part of the cell cycle I don’t think it’s strictly ‘mitosis’ which they Q asked about

(edited 5 years ago)

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Original post by TheMythicalBeast

Did anyone think that none of the answers were correct in the multiple choice question about substitution? Because it said single substitution but the only one that could be correct had two different bases