Which of the following does NOT commonly happen to chromosomes during meiosis II
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Which of the following does NOT commonly happen to chromosomes during meiosis II?
Chromosomes line up one-by-one across the middle of the cell
The number of chromosomes per cell is cut in half
Sister chromatids are separated
Chromosomes end up in cells that are haploid
Nuclear envelopes re-form around groups of chromosomes
Chromosomes line up one-by-one across the middle of the cell
The number of chromosomes per cell is cut in half
Sister chromatids are separated
Chromosomes end up in cells that are haploid
Nuclear envelopes re-form around groups of chromosomes
Explanation / Answer
The number of chromosomes per cell is cut in half. This does not happen as this has already happened in meiosis I where the chromosome pairs were reduced to half of the original number. In meiosis II only the sister chromatids separate.
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