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15 February, 15:59

A cell with three pairs of chromosomes has the genotype Aa Bb Cc, with each locus on a different chromosome. If this cell were to undergo mitotic division, how many genetically different types of daughter cells could be produced?

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  1. 15 February, 18:48
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    Same type of daughter cells

    Explanation:

    The process of mitosis form two daughter cells with the same number of chromosomes but the meiosis form four different daughter cells with a different number of chromosomes.

    Also, the meiosis produces genetically different cell as the meiosis I is marked with the crossing over events which produces different genetic combination in the cell. In the given question, since the cell divides with the mitosis therefore the daughter cells will be produced with the same type of genetic material.

    Thus, the same type of daughter cells is correct.
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