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bystudin | June 27, 2020 | Education

The stages of meiosis	Meiosis I	Meiosis II
Interphase	Set of chromosomes 2p. The same processes are observed as in mitosis, but more prolonged , especially with the formation of eggs.	A set of haploid chromosomes ( p ). There is no synthesis of organic substances.
prophase	Longer lasting. At the beginning of the phase, the same processes as in mitosis. In addition, there is a conjugation of chromosomes, with K otoroma homologous chromosomes converge along the entire length and twist. In this case, genetic information can be exchanged (chromosome crossing) – crossing over. Then the chromosomes diverge.	Short; the same processes as in mitosis, but with p chromosomes.
Metaphase	Further chromosome spiraling occurs , their centromeres are located at the equator.	The same thing happens as in T meiosis, but with p chromosomes.
Anaphase	Centromeres are not divided. The bottom of the isomologous chromosomes, consisting of two chromatid bonded by common centromere .	The same thing happens as in T meiosis, but with p chromosomes.
Telophase	It doesn’t last long. Homologous chromosomes enter different cells with a haploid set of chromosomes. The cytoplasm is not always divided.	Cytoplasm is divided. After two meiotic divisions, 4 cells with a haploid set of chromosomes are formed.

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