Mitosis and Meiosis Comparison
Mitosis and Meiosis Comparison
Mitosis:
- i) It is a type of cell division in which chromosomes remains the same.
- ii) One cell gets divided into two cells.
iii) All the somatic cells such as skin cells bone cells, muscle cells, blood cells etc divide by mitosis.
- iv) There is no pairing of homologous chromosomes.
- v) No crossing over takes place in mitosis.
Meiosis:
- i) It is the type of cell in which chromosomes number is reduce to half.
- ii) One cell gets divided into four cells.
iii) The sex cells divide by meiosis.
- iv) Synapsis takes place that is pairing of homologous chromosomes
- v) Crossing over takes place in meiosis.
Note: Less: Only you will not have reckless student years and merry parties in the hostel, which are pleasant to remember throughout life. Plus: This is the same age in the daytime department, and the presence or absence of practical experience, too. On the correspondence form of training you have a chance to get into the circle of people more experienced who can help real advice and this invaluable experience to share. Less: Just to see your classmates you will be twice a year during the session. And teachers, as a matter of fact, also – and, therefore, the opportunity for real communication is much lower for you than for full-time students. And if some topic remained unclear, it would be necessary to postpone all the questions until the next session. Plus: But in the correspondence department there are no age restrictions. So, it’s never too late to get a diploma!
