1. A cell possessing two nuclei derived from different cells through cell fusion

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Question

1. A cell possessing two nuclei derived from different cells through cell fusion is called

Select one:

a. recombinant.

b. None of the above is correct.

c. nonrecombinant.

d. a heterokaryon.

e. a haplotype.

2. Recombination occurs through

Select one:

a. crossing over and chromosome interference.

b. chromosome interference and independent assortment.

c. complete linkage and chromosome interference.

d. crossing over and independent assortment.

e. somatic-cell hybridization and chromosome interference.

1. d. a heterokaryon.

A cell possessing two nuclei derived from two different cells through cell fusion is called heterokaryon.

2. d. crossing over and independent assortment.

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