Original post by JtJt
What is the equation of mitotic index?
How to calculate it?
How to calculate it?
The mitotic index can be calculated as:
The number of cells in mitosis/ total no. of cells.
One way of calculating it simply is:
No of cells with visible chromosomes/total no. of cells.
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