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How does meiosis and mitosis link to mendelian genetics?

Asif

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11 years ago

How does meiosis and mitosis link to mendelian genetics?

How does meiosis and mitosis link to mendels discoveries of genetics and his laws?
No. The question isnt how mendel discovered genetics it's how you can prove his laws by supporting evidence from miosis/mitosis.

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It started with Mendel's ideas that species inherit traits. He had no idea what chromosomes were, nor did he have an understanding of mitosis and meiosis. We now call different variants of the same gene, alleles. He called it something similar, but once again, they were purely assumptions.

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