Why are individual chromosomes more difficult to see during interphase than during mitosis?

As an organism possesses an inversion in only one homologue of a chromosome pair. When this organism's germ cells undergo meiosis, how many of its gametes will also produce the inversion (assume crossing over does not occur)

What food safety hazard can occur when solutions used to clean a frozen yogurt machine?

What was the major accomplishment of the Apollo missions? A. orbiting the earth B. completing the first space walk C. sending the first human into space D. landing on and exploring the moon

What would happen if someone had twice the amount of mitochondria as a normal person?

Cual es la diferencia entre gnoseologia y epistemologia

Which did a large earthquake in Alaska initally cause? which did a large earthquake in Alaska initally cause? A. a volcanic eruption B. flooding C. a landslide D. a tornado

What type of asteroid/meteorite do they believe brought some water to the Earth? a. Stoney Iron b. Iron c. Steel d. Carbonaceous Chondrite

If a cell has 12 chromosomes, how many chromosomes will each of its daughter cells have after mitosis and cytokinesis? and can u explain because i dont understand

A lab technician runs the results of a simple PCR reaction through a gel electrophoresis to test a sample of imported hamburger meat for the presence of a DNA sequence that is known to be found in kangaroos and not in cows.

If Earth was not titted on its axis, what changes would you expect to see in the seasons?