Question

There are two types of karyokinesis: mitosis and meiosis. When a nucleus divides by mitosis, how much of the information from the nuclear chromosomes is passed on to the daughter cells

Answer 1

When a nucleus divides by mitosis, all of the information from the nuclear

chromosomes is passed on to the daughter cells.

Mitosis is a cell division process that results in the formation of two daughter cells during growth processes and in the replacement of worn-out tissues in the body.

The cells produced must have all the information as the cells replicated

have specialized functions which must be passed from parent cells to the daughter cells.

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