Main idea:
- 1 cell has 46 chromosome, you go from interphase into Homologous Chromosomes, and from there the 1 cell will change into 2 cells, and for a last time they divide again and change into 4 cells.
Personal Reflection:
I have learned about meiosis and i know understand genetic mutations, variation and many more things through Meiosis. I didn't know that when you change from interphase to homologous and the number of chromosomes stay the same and then they divide twice rather than once like mitosis.
Why does meiosis divide twice instead of just once like mitosis?
ReplyDeleteWhy do the number of chromosomes stay the same?
ReplyDeleteThe presentation of your project is really good, I was wondering if it is considered a diploid or haploid cell when it splits the first time.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between Mitosis and Meiosis?
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