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Hello friends this question is about mitosis and number of questions about mitosis they are asking us first question is phases of mitosis there are four phases first is pro phase second it is a meta phase third it is anaphase and last it is telophase now next what is a starting cell called starting cell it is known as a parent cell, parent cell and two new cells are called they are known as a daughter cell.
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At the end of mitosis, two identical cells are formed.
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That's why they are known as a daughter cell.
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Now two new cells are formed, they are genetically identical or not, they are 100 % genetically identical.
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Genetically identical.
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Why they are genetically identical, why they are genetically identical because see when we talk about mitosis it is also known as a equational division equation equational division means whatever chromosomes are present in parents parent cells number of chromosome and genetic makeup it is similar to daughter cells are formed these are similar with a parent's and with each other parents and with each other so we can say that these are genetically identical now next which kind of cell with you start in mitosis and which kind what kind of cells at the end of mitosis here both answer are same haploid or deployed heploid or deploid.
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In both cases, we can start mitosis because, see, both haploid and deployed cells can undergo mitosis.
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Heploid and deployed can undergo mitosis as we have explained over here only means whatever daughter cells are producing, these daughter cells which are similar with the parents and each.
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Other also so haploid cells when undergo mitosis two daughter cell to haploid daughter cells are produced and deployed so when we talk about deployed parents then deploy daughter cells here going to produce so we can use mitosis for haploid cell and deployed cell also but when in case of when we are talking about neosis only deployed cell is required and after we are using using deployed parent we will get haploid dot a cell and describe four stages of mitosis this is last one first in short we can explain first stage that is prophase and in prophase chromating changes into chromosomes chromatine they changes into condensed chromosomes nuclear envelope nuclear envelop it break down or disappear and chromosome attached to spindle fiber, chromosomes attach to spindle fiber by their centromere...