a diploid cell contains three pairs of homologous chromosomes designated c1 and c2, m1 and m2, and s1 and s2. no crossing over occurs. what combinations of chromosomes are possible in daughter cells following mitosis?

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anonymous · Answer

according to you what should be the answer. Does mitosis gives rise to combinations of chromosomes ?

wolfe8 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

this is mitosis , so is there a need to draw a punnet square. Or else the question should be having meiosis instead of mitosis. In mitosis your chromosomes just get duplicated and get equally distributed to the daughter cells without independent assortment as seen in gametes.