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Relate the process of meiosis to the unique character of all human beings?
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What process occurs in the first of meiosis but is absent in mitosis?
There are many differences between meiosis and mitosis, and it can all be summed up by understanding they have different functions in life processes. Mitosis is all about creating cells that are identical to each other asexually. This provides multi-cellularity in multicellular beings. Meiosis, on the other hand, is all about the production of gametes (sex cells) from a single germ cell in order to make sexual reproduction possible. Taking all of this into considering, Mitosis is seen as being a part of a cyclical cell life cycle, so it happens more than once. Meiosis is a process that happens only once for a germ cell largely because it is a process that creates haploid cells from diploid cells. Note that because of these differences Mitosis requires the replication of DNA to occur in order for diploid cells to create more diploid cells. Diploid meaning that a full set of chromosomes are present; human diploid cells would have 46 chromosomes, 23 from the mother and 23 from the father that are paired up with each other. Haploid, would mean 23 human chromosomes in total; with regards to Meiosis, the chromosomes would be a combination of the genes that an individual inherited from his or her parents. In Meiosis, which is divided into two parts, replication of DNA occurs before Meiosis I is carried out, but no replication occurs before proceeding to Meiosis II in order to achieve creating haploid cells.
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What are weaknesses that Santiago sees in his flock of sheep and how do they relate to the weaknesses of human beings who fail to pursue their personal legends?
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What are the weaknesses that Santiago sees in his flock of sheep and how do they relate to the weaknesses of human beings who fail to pursue their Personal Legends?
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What process occurs in the first of meiosis but is absent in mitosis?
There are many differences between meiosis and mitosis, and it can all be summed up by understanding they have different functions in life processes. Mitosis is all about creating cells that are identical to each other asexually. This provides multi-cellularity in multicellular beings. Meiosis, on the other hand, is all about the production of gametes (sex cells) from a single germ cell in order to make sexual reproduction possible. Taking all of this into considering, Mitosis is seen as being a part of a cyclical cell life cycle, so it happens more than once. Meiosis is a process that happens only once for a germ cell largely because it is a process that creates haploid cells from diploid cells. Note that because of these differences Mitosis requires the replication of DNA to occur in order for diploid cells to create more diploid cells. Diploid meaning that a full set of chromosomes are present; human diploid cells would have 46 chromosomes, 23 from the mother and 23 from the father that are paired up with each other. Haploid, would mean 23 human chromosomes in total; with regards to Meiosis, the chromosomes would be a combination of the genes that an individual inherited from his or her parents. In Meiosis, which is divided into two parts, replication of DNA occurs before Meiosis I is carried out, but no replication occurs before proceeding to Meiosis II in order to achieve creating haploid cells.
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