What is formed during mitosis?

Answer 1

Mitosis creates TWO new cells, which are used for growth and repair. Each of these new cells has the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell, 46 and it happens to reproduce and replace damaged cells and to allow an organism to grow.

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Answer 2

• Meiosis results in the creation of gametes, or sex cells. These cells are not genetically identical to the parent cells (unlike mitosis). Instead, these cells have recombinent genetic information allowing for variety during vertilization.
• Meiosis reduces the number of chromosomes
• • Gametes- eggs and sperm each have two chromosomes
  • Somatic cells- nonreproductive cells, contain 4 chormosomes
  • Zygote- egg and sperm each with half chromosomes fuse together to produce single cell
  • Fertilization/syngamy- fusion of gametes to form new cell
  • Chromosome needed to be reduced in half or number would double
  • Meiosis- during gamete formation, produces cells with half the normal number of chromosomes

Answer 3

Technically, mitosis is specifically the process of division of the chromosomes, while cytokinesis is officially the process of division of the cytoplasm to form two cells. In most cells, cytokinesis follows or occurs along with the last part of mitosis.

Answer 4

During mitosis, two identical daughter cells are formed from a single parent cell. This process involves the division of the cell's nucleus and its genetic material to ensure that each daughter cell receives a complete set of chromosomes.

Answer 5

an identical copy of the first cell, with the same amount of chromosomes, both after having 23 each

Answer 6

Identical daughter cells.

They have same number of chromosomes.These are identical to mother cell's

Answer 7

Mitosis is when a cell divides itself to form a second cell.

Answer 8

They result two cells. They are identical to mother cell

Answer 9

Mitosis forms sex cells.