At the end of mitosis 2 each parent cell becomes what numbero of gametes?

Answer 1

You mean meiosis. At the end of meiosis II, each diploid parent cell produces four haploid cells. In males, all four will become gametes called sperm cells. In females, one of the four haploid cells will receive the vast majority of cytoplasm and will become the female gamete, which is an ovum or egg cell. The other three cells will be reabsorbed.

Answer 2

In men, you will end up with four functional sperm, each genetically different. In women, you will only end up with one functional cell, the egg, and three genetically useless cells. For the purposes of basic meiosis, the answer is four.

Answer 3

It really depends on whether you're talking about a male or female. Males will form four gametes. Females will form one gamete and three polar bodies. Probably the safest answer would be four. Good luck!

Answer 4

At the end of mitosis II, each parent cell produces two gametes. This is because each parent cell already underwent DNA replication in S phase before entering meiosis I, and meiosis II results in the separation of sister chromatids to create haploid gametes.

Answer 5

At the end of mitosis, each daughter cell will have the normal number of chromosomes. In humans, this is 23.

Answer 6

4 :) to put it simply...im horrible at explaining things :S Please don't hate on my simple answer, take pity on me cuz I have a bio final tomorrow but Ive been sick and havent studied....

Answer 7

10:)

four dumbbutt

Answer 8

4