A Diploid, Eukaryotic Cell in Interphase Has These Two Pairs

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A diploid, eukaryotic cell in interphase has these two pairs of homologous chromosomes with the indicated arrangement of alleles: A diploid, eukaryotic cell in interphase has these two pairs of homologous chromosomes with the indicated arrangement of alleles: Draw the chromosomes at the end of (a) prophase of mitosis and (b) prophase I (of meiosis I) with the most likely crossing-over events. Indicate placement of alleles on the chromosomes. Draw the chromosomes at the end of (a) prophase of mitosis and (b) prophase I (of meiosis I) with the most likely crossing-over events. Indicate placement of alleles on the chromosomes.

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