Language of Chromosomes – Mitosis
About the Lecture
The lecture Language of Chromosomes – Mitosis by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Cell Cycle and Cell Division.
Included Quiz Questions
What are the two parts of replicated homologous chromosomes known as?
- Sister chromatids
- Homologous chromosomes
- Daughter chromosomes
- Kinetochromes
- Offspring chromosomes
What is the function of cohesin in mitosis?
- To hold sister chromatids together at their centromeres
- To hold sister chromatids together at their telomeres
- To act as handles for the sister chromatids to be pulled apart
- To hold homologous chromosomes together at their centromeres
- To hold homologous chromosomes together at their telomeres
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Author of lecture Language of Chromosomes – Mitosis
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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I get it NOW!
By Chris L. on 26. December 2021 for Language of Chromosomes – Mitosis
FINALLY! I get replicated homologous chromosomes! Professor Cornwall cleared up a haze I had about this point for years in 3 seconds. I don't understand why there are not more people who emphasis the difference between homologous and replicated homologous chromosomes. Thank you Professor Cornwall.
