What happens to the nimber of chromosomes per cell in the first division of meiosis?
Question asked by: teasleyj
Asked on: 24 Sep 2008
There is an interesting difference in this first stage.
Basically the number of cells actually gets doubled as you would expect however the number of chromosomes does not. This results in there being half the number of chromosomes per cell.
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Replied at: 25 Sep 2008
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