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Chapter 13, Problem 11PIAT
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The evidence shown in the graphs support the hypothesis that weakened binding between sister chromatids leads to aneuploidy.
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Aneuploidy refers to the presence of an abnormal number of chromosomes in the cell. It has been hypothesized that the older women produce more aneuploid eggs because the binding between sister chromatids becomes weaker in oocytes of older women.
Researchers used female mice of different ages as a model for aging in women. They measured the percentage of aneuploid eggs, analyzed chromosomes in meiosis for the amount of cohesin connecting the sister chromatids, and measured the distance between sister kinetochores. The given graphs are shown below:
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The following four questions refer to the picture below:
1) In meiosis, the homologous chromosomes are side by side. Are they side by side in mitosis?
2)In meiosis, each centromere has a spindle fiber attached only to one side. In mitosis, each centromere has a spindle attached to how many sides?
3) Look at what happened right after Metaphase in both processes. In mitosis, what has been separated homologous chromosomes or sister chromatids?
4) After Metaphase I in meiosis, what has been separated, homologous chromosomes or sister chromatids?
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