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11 years ago
1. the number of chromosomes in the daughter cells compared to the parent cell
2. the number of daughter cells formed from the parent cell
3. the number of times the chromosomes divide
4. are the daughter cells that are formed diploid (2n) or haploid (n)
5. what kind of cells are produced by each
6. is it a sexual or asexual process

(example: meiosis- 2
mitosis- 4)
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11 years ago
i only know the mitosis part

1. mitossis: same amount of daughter cells as parent cell
2.  22 cells from the parent cell
3.  1
4. ...
5.  the exact same cell is produced by the end of mitosis
6. asexual
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11 years ago
1.)
Mitosis: 2n, diploid, meaning both copies of dna are present in each cell, almost a clone
Meiosis: n, haploid, meaning only HALF of the DNA from a parent cell. Daughter cells only have half of the parents dna

2.)
Mitosis: forms 2
Meio : after the complete cycle, forms 4 daughter cells

3.)
Mito: once
Meio: twice

4.)
Mito: diploid
Meio: haploid

5.)
Mito: non sex cells
meio: sex cells, or gametes

6.)
Mito: asexual
Meio: sexual
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