Abiotic factors are the greater part of the non-living things in a biological community. Both biotic and abiotic factors are identified with each other in a biological community, and in the event that one component is changed or expelled, it can influence the whole environment. Abiotic variables are particularly vital on the grounds that they specifically influence how living beings survive.
In mitosis you start with the full amount of chromosomes 46 (also known as 2n or diploid). Then the resulting daughter cells also have the full amount of chromosomes present, 46.