Chart is worth 6 pointsMitosis
Meiosis
Define the process
What is the purpose of this type of division? (growth and repair or production of gametes)
Where in the body, does it occur? (ex. all body cells or reproductive organs)
Type of cell produced? (Ex. an exact copy or genetically diverse cells)
Are daughter cells haploid or diploid? (ex. n or 2n)
Involves crossing over and recombination of genes? (yes or no)
Number of divisions? (1x or 2x)
Number of cells produced (2 or 4)
In human cells, the final chromosome number

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Answer: mitosis : growth and repair, all body cells, exact copy, 2n, no, 1 division, 2 cells produced, 46
meiosis : production of gametes, reproductive organs, geneticcaly diverse, n, yes, x2, 4, still 46 i guess XD otherwise we'd become a dog LOL

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