b. Using a thin line, graph the relative amount of DNA per nucleus using the LEFT Y axis (G1, S and G2 are graphed for you). c. Using a thick line or different color and the scale on the RIGHT Y axis, graph the changes in Ploidy or sets of information per nucleus. Haploid (1n) means one of each chromosome type. Diploid (2n) means two of each chromosome type.

b. Using a thin line, graph the relative amount of DNA per nucleus using the LEFT Y axis (G1, S and G2 are graphed for you). c. Using a thick line or different color and the scale on the RIGHT Y axis, graph the changes in Ploidy or sets of information per nucleus. Haploid (1n) means one of each chromosome type. Diploid (2n) means two of each chromosome type.

Essentials Health Info Management Principles/Practices

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ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

Publisher:Bowie

Chapter4: Introduction To The Patient Record

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