What is the difference between the metaphase chromosome and telophase chromosome? O Metaphase chromosomes exist as single chromatids; meanwhile, telophase chromosomes appear as sister chromatids Metaphase chromosomes materialize as homologous chromosome; on one hand, telophase chromosomes are structurally bonded with its homologue. • Metaphase chromosomes are structurally bonded with its homologue; on the other hand, telophase chromosomes do not materialize homologous chromosomes. Metaphase chromosomes exist as sister chromatids; meanwhile, telophase chromosomes appear as single chromatids

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Cell Division

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