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How many times is DNA replicated in mitosis and meiosis?

Both replicate DNA once during interphase before division.

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What type of cell and how many chromosomes are in the parent cell for mitosis?

Diploid somatic cell, 46 chromosomes (2n)

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What type of cell and how many chromosomes are in the parent cell for meiosis?

Diploid reproductive stem cell, 46 chromosomes (2n)

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How many cell divisions occur in mitosis vs. meiosis?

Mitosis: 1 division; Meiosis: 2 divisions

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How many daughter cells are produced in mitosis vs. meiosis?

Mitosis: 2 daughter cells; Meiosis: 4 daughter cells

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What type of daughter cells are produced in mitosis vs. meiosis?

Mitosis: somatic, identical; Meiosis: gametes, non-identical

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How many chromosomes do daughter cells have in mitosis vs. meiosis?

Mitosis: 46 (2n); Meiosis: 23 (n, haploid)

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Define haploid (n).

Cell with half the chromosomes (23 in humans; gametes)

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Define diploid (2n)

Cell with full set of chromosomes (46 in humans; somatic cells)

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Define somatic cell.

Any body cell except gametes (e.g., muscle, skin, liver)

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Define gamete.

Sex cell with haploid chromosomes (sperm or egg)

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Give a quick example of mitosis.

Skin cell divides → 2 identical skin cells (46 chromosomes each)

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Give a quick example of meiosis.

Sperm cell divides → 4 sperm cells (23 chromosomes each, genetically unique)