1. | Zygote |
2. | Microspore mother cell |
3. | Primary oocyte |
4. | Ovum |
1. | Pachytene | 2. | Zygotene |
3. | Diplotene | 4. | Leptotene |
Column I | Column II | ||
a | Appearance of recombination nodules | (i) | Diplotene |
b | Desynapsis | (ii) | Pachytene |
c | Disjunction of homologous chromosomes | (iii) | Anaphase-I |
d | Centromere division | (iv) | Anaphase-II |
1. | Zygotene and diakinesis |
2. | Zygotene and diplotene |
3. | Pachytene and diplotene |
4. | Pachytene and diakinesis |
1. | Prophase is the shortest phase |
2. | It occurs only in apical meristem |
3. | It occurs in diploid cells only |
4. | It helps in growth and repair of cells in multicellular organisms |
1. | Centromere | 2. | Telomere |
3. | Kinetochore | 4. | Sister chromatids |
1. | New cell wall formation begins with the formation of a precursor called cell plate. |
2. | Distribution of plastids in two daughter cells |
3. | Wall formation starts in the centre |
4. | Formation of a furrow in the plasma membrane |
1. | Involves aster formation |
2. | Found in plants |
3. | Involves spindle fibers which arise from centrioles |
4. | Both (1) & (2) |