Draw the entire, step-wise process of mitosis for an organism with two pairs of homologous chromosomes. For Chromosome 1, label each homolog as being paternal or maternal. For Chromosome 2, label each homolog as being paternal or maternal. Track how the chromosomes are allocated during cell division to the daughter cells. How many chromosomes does each daughter cell receive at the very end?
Draw the entire, step-wise process of meiosis for an organism with two pairs of homologous chromosomes. For Chromosome 1, label each homolog as being paternal or maternal. For Chromosome 2, label each homolog as being paternal or maternal. Track how the chromosomes are allocated during cell division to the daughter cells. How many chromosomes does each daughter cell receive at the very end?
Mitosis
is the equational division in which the daughter cells recieve the
same number of chromosomes as that of the parent cell whereas
meiosis is the reductional division in which the chromosome number
of daughter cells is reduced to half. In Meiosis prophase I is the
longest phase during which crossing over or recombination occurs
between homologous chromosomes leading to genetic variation and 4
haploid daughter cells are produced due to successive Meiosis I and
Meiosis II.
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