Meiosis II and Gamete Formation

Meiosis 1 is marked by the separation of homologous chromosomes and reduction of diploid cells into haploid cells Explore the phases and

Multicellular eukaryotes and single-celled sex cells reproduce by a process called meiosis In this process, the number of chromosomes in a mother cell is

meiosis The duplicated chromosomes align on a second spindle, and the sister chromatids separate to produce cells with a haploid DNA content Meiosis thus consists of a

meiosis Meiosis II is needed to separate sister chromatids Meiosis I creates two haploid cells, but they still each contain a copy, hence the chromatid and its