Biology, asked by Tulsirani100, 11 months ago

There are two chromosomes in a single homologous pair of chromosomes.

In both chromosomes same type of genes are present or different?

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Answered by paperxmachine

Answer:

different typs of gene are present because one is from maternal side and another from paternal side ...remember the term homologous comes only in meosis and not mitosis

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Answered by saurabh5050

Answer:

yes same genes are present

Explanation:

because in a homologous only same type of gene is present

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Tulsirani100: Every gene (all the genes) is on each chromosome. means that not only homologous chromosomes have same genes but all the chromosomes have same genes

Tulsirani100: But in some cases some genes are dominant and some are recessive

Tulsirani100: Like in case of male and female all genes are present. but the genes which are dominant in males are recessive in females

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There are two chromosomes in a single homologous pair of chromosomes. In both chromosomes same type of genes are present or different?

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There are two chromosomes in a single homologous pair of chromosomes.

In both chromosomes same type of genes are present or different?