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| contains genes, dna, proteins |
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| What does DNA provide to a Chromosome? |
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| What do proteins provide for a Chromosome? |
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| In chromosome what is the DNA protein called? |
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| Field of genetics that involves microscopic examination of chromosomes |
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| organized representation of the chromosome within the cell |
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| most eukaryotic species are Diploid/Haploid |
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| members of a pair of chromosomes |
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The two chromosomes in a homologous pair are identical
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| FALSE: same genes not same alleles (usually 1% difference) |
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| sex chromosomes are not homologous |
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| differ in size and genetic composition, pseudoautosomal regions |
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| location of gene on a chromosome |
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| purpose of cellular division |
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