Mitosis and Meiosis
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- have you heard about mitosis and meiosis? Why are they important?
- They are two cell divisions that take place in eukaryotic cells, meiosis and mitosis, both start from a diploid parent cell.
- yes of course
- But what is the diference between them?
- in meiosisDiploid parent cell includes the following phases: interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase.The sister chromatids are divided into opposing poles during anaphase.Ends with cytokinesis.
- And mitosis?
- It has two daughter cells as a result.outcomes in a diploid daughter tissues (chromosome are the same as the parent cell's number)Daughter cells share the same genetic makeup.The sister chromatids are divided into opposing poles during anaphase.
- Thats so interesting, how are they similar?
- They occur frequently and are significant.Both types have essentially identical subphases.The two cycles both experience cytokinesis.In every cycle, DNA duplication takes place.
- I've heard about crossing over and independant assortment, what is that and why is it important?
- Because of recombination and independent assortment in meiosis, each gamete contains a separate set of DNA. The resultant zygote has a special set of genes as a result. Prophase is when recombination or crossing across happens. Variations in genetic material that are passed down through the generations are made possible via genetic recombination.
- Now i know more about the subject and im ready for my test, Thank you.
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