Research and development (R&D) steps, consisted of problem and potential This study was aimed at developing a Flipbook (FB) of cell biology for high schoolīiology students, and testing its feasibility and effectiveness. University Semarang, Priyono Budi Prasetyo sister chromatids may end up in same gametes describe what would happen if cytokinesis did not occur the cell does not serrate.Education in Digital Age: Developing Flip Book to Teach Cellular Biologyĭepartment Of Biology, Faculty Of Sciences And Mathematics, Semarang State Daughter cell may have inconsistent materials describe what would happen if sister chromatids were not pulled apart at anaphase II chromosomes do not segregate properly. Crossovers farther randomly mix up the alleles that each gametes would receive creating almost unlimited numbers what happens to meiosis without DNA replication parent cell does not start without DNA so the gametes may be missing some material describe what would happen if the chromosome did not attach to spindle fibres during metaphase I chromosomes do not segregate properly.

Before prophase II begins, does the cell duplicates itself no during metaphase II, do homologous chromosomes pair up as in metaphase I no How does anaphase II differ from anaphase I anaphase I has chromosomes, anaphase II has sister chromatids at the end of anaphase II, how many chromatids on each side 2 after cytokinesis, how many cells are there 4 Are cells all the same size? yes is there any differences between female and male cells no how do female cells look after cytokinesis they are different sizes what are the sizes of the 4 female cells 3 small, 1 large what is the largest cell called ovum what are the smaller cells called polar bodies why are egg cells large and sperm cells small a egg cell has to be able to create a new life, while a perm cell just carries genetics which colour chromosomes pair together LG&DP, DG&LP List possible chromosome combinations LG,LP and DG,DP or LG,DP and DG,LP Genotype genetic makeup of an organism when putting pairs of homologous chromosomes together, what happens chromosomes swapped pieces Crossover homologous chromosomes are paired up, they can exchange sections how do the random distribution of chromosomes and crossovers create more variation in the resulting gametes it allows different combinations of chromosomes in the resulting gametes.

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