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So a cell with three pairs of chromosome has the genotype of capital a, lower a, heterozegers, heterozegers, b, and c, with each locus out on different chromosome.
00:14
If this cell were to undergo mitotic division, how many genetically different types of daughter cell could be produced? so in this case, we're talking about mitosis.
00:23
The key word for mitosis is that you start out with one parent cell, and after cell division, you'll end up having two daughter cells and they are genetically identical to parent.
00:50
So the key word here is genetically identical.
00:53
So in this case, you have this genotype heteroseggars a, b, and c.
01:04
According to the question, each locus is on a different chromosome.
01:07
So you can count there are six chromosomes.
01:10
One chromosome has capital a, second lower a, third capital b, four lower b, five capital c, and six lower c.
01:30
So this is in the beginning of the parental cell...