Chromosome mutations can be grouped into three basic categories:

I) Chromosome rearrangements

II) Aneuploidy

III) Polyploidy

these mutation alters the number and structure of chromosomes such as,

 a) One or more individual chromosomes are added or deleted

b) The loss of a chromosomal segment

c) A piece of a chromosome might be duplicated, deleted, or inverted

d) One or more complete sets of chromosomes are added

e) In which one or more copies of a DNA segment is produced

Find out the correct pairing of chromosomal mutations,

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Advantages of using short half-life isotopes

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Two pure line of corn have mean cob length of 15 cm and 5 cm, respectively. 6 polygenes involved in this trait exhibit additive gene action. Crossing these two lines is expected to produce a progeny population with mean cob length of

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Nematodes

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The RNA molecule produced in RNA synthesis is:

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#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The Phytoremediation system can be used for the treatment of