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Worksheet On Eukaryotic Chromosomes
“Eukaryotic chromosomes are generally much bigger than those of prokaryotes. In eukaryotic cells, replication may begin at dozens or even hundreds of places on the DNA molecule, proceeding in both directions until each chromosome is completely copied. Although a number of proteins check DNA for chemical damage or base pair mismatches prior to replication, the system is not foolproof. Damaged regions of DNA are sometimes replicated, resulting in changes to DNA base sequences that may alter certain genes and produce serious consequences.
The two copies of DNA produced by replication in each chromosome remain closely associated until the cell enters prophase of mitosis. At that point, the chromosomes condense, and the two chromatids in each chromosome become
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What makes games hungry?
Does Harry take pottery classes?
What makes Gatsby so great?
If creature is a word with negative connotation, why make it beautiful?

Poem #50
Do what you please
I can surely take it
Boiling hot oil?
My specialty, I like to call them French fries
Maybe you don’t want boiling hot oil
But boiling hot water
I’ll still be a potato
Put me in your oven at 400 degrees for 40 minutes
I’ll still be a tasty tater
Maybe you didn’t have such a good day
Maybe you feel like deconstructing me?
Then, I’m mashed and tasty
I taste good with beef, pork, chicken, any meat
I come in different types
I can be sweet
I can be yellow, brown, even purple
You can call me Yukon Gold.
Do what you please.
I’m still yummy.

Poem #40
Originally, it was pink
Pink towels
Pink floor mats
Pink soap
Everything pink
It was that pink that reminds you of the 50s maybe
A pink that makes you think of pigs but why would pigs be in my bathroom….
It’s a good thing though, considering how messy that could get
But one day it all changed
Now we updated to different browns
The brown you see in hot chocolate is our accent

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