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How are the cells formed through mitosis different from the cells formed though meiosis?
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Answered Aug 09, 2010
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i think you answered the wrong question
night_angel Aug 09, 2010
the 2 daughter cells formed through mitosis are exact duplicates of the parent cell. the 4 gametes formed through meiosis have 1/2 the genetic material of the parent cell.
Answered Jun 20, 2011
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