You are to compare mitosis with meiosis I and II for a diploid cell that is 2N = 46chromosomes.(2N = 46)e]MitosisMeiosis I and IIHow times are thechromosomesa.b.duplicated/replicated?d. at the end of meiosisNumber of daughter cells at theend of divisionC.f. meiosis I and IIHow many times does the celldivide? Choice: 0, 1 or 2?е.How many chromosomes are inh. end of meiosis I and IIeach daughter cell at the end ofdivision if 2n = 46?g.How the chromosomes lined upduring metaphase (not thej. meiosis I onlyi.middle)?L. meiosis I onlyWhat separates duringAnaphase?k.When does crossing over occur?m.n.When does independentO.assortment occur?p. f. meiosis I and IIHow many times does the celldivide? Choice: 0 , 1 or 2?e.How many chromosomes are inh. end of meiosis I and IIeach daughter cell at the end ofdivision if 2n = 46?g.How the chromosomes lined upj. meiosis I onlyduring metaphase (not themiddle)?i.What separates duringL. meiosis I onlyAnaphase?When does crossing over occur?m.n.When does independentO.assortment occur?What is the Genetic relationshipof the daughter cells to theq.r.original parent cell?Give one function performed inyour bodyS.t.p.k.

The chromosomes are duplicated/replicated in the S phase of cell cycle . There is only one S phase…

You are to compare mitosis with meiosis I and II for a diploid cell that is 2N = 46 chromosomes. (2N = 46)e] Mitosis Meiosis I and II How times are the chromosomes a. b. duplicated/replicated? d. at the end of meiosis Number of daughter cells at the С. end of division f. meiosis I and II How many times does the cell e. divide? Choice: 0,1 or 2? How many chromosomes are in each daughter cell at the end of h. end of meiosis I and II g. division if 2n = 46? How the chromosomes lined up j. meiosis I only during metaphase (not the middle)? i. What separates during L. meiosis I only k. Anaphase? When does crossing over occur? m. n. When does independent O. assortment occur? p.

You are to compare mitosis with meiosis I and II for a diploid cell that is 2N = 46 chromosomes. (2N = 46)e] Mitosis Meiosis I and II How times are the chromosomes a. b. duplicated/replicated? d. at the end of meiosis Number of daughter cells at the С. end of division f. meiosis I and II How many times does the cell e. divide? Choice: 0,1 or 2? How many chromosomes are in each daughter cell at the end of h. end of meiosis I and II g. division if 2n = 46? How the chromosomes lined up j. meiosis I only during metaphase (not the middle)? i. What separates during L. meiosis I only k. Anaphase? When does crossing over occur? m. n. When does independent O. assortment occur? p.

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