Question

If we ignore the effect of crossing over, how many different haploid cells arise by meiosis in a diploid cell have2n=12?

Answer 1

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During meiosis 2 types of division take place

One is
♦Reductional division

and the other is
♦equational division

During Reductional division 2 haploid cells are made with half the number of Chromosomes as the parent cell

So if the parent cell contain 12 chromosomes then after Reductional division each haploid cell will have 6 chromosomes.

Then again in equational division 2 more cell are formed by the mitotic division of the haploid cells .


So as a result, the meiotical division of parent cell results in 4 haploid cells of 6 chromosomes.


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