Compare and contrast Mitosis and Meiosis. Focus broadly on purpose, location, and overall process rather than...
- Compare and contrast Mitosis and Meiosis. Focus broadly on purpose, location, and overall process rather than specific stages.
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Mitosis |
Meiosis |
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Equal division |
Reduction division |
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Occurs in somatic cells |
Occurs in germs cells only |
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One karyokinesis and one cytokinesis |
Two karyokinesis and one cytokinesis |
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Prophase is not further divided |
Prophase1 is further divided into 5 subphases |
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Crossing over doesn’t happened |
Crossing over happens |
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One cell produces two daughter cells by the end of meiosis |
One cell produces 4 daughter cells by the end of entire meiosis |
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The chromosome number of each daughter cell is equal to the parental cells |
The chromosome number of each daughter cell is reduced to half of the parental cell. |
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Daughter cells are identical to the parent cell |
Daughter cells are not identical to the parent cell |
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Main purpose is to increase growth and repair |
Main purpose is to maintain constant chromosome number for generations and to cause genetic variations. |
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