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All textbooksBelk, Maier 6th EditionCancerProblem 3

Chapter 6, Problem 3

A cell that begins mitosis with 46 chromosomes produces daughter cells with                    chromosomes. a. 13; b. 23; c. 46; d. 92

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Hello, everyone here. We have a question that says if a daughter cell has 30 chromosomes after my Texas, what will the number of chromosomes and its parents? They'll be? My ketosis produces identical somatic cells. So if the daughter has 30 chromosomes, so does the parent. So our answer here is C30. Thank you for watching. Bye!
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