What are the stages of meiosis?

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What are the stages of meiosis?

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Miss Mary

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fire2burn

A quick google search could have answered your question :smile:

:smile:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=stages+of+meiosis

lol true but meh...:P

I always remember it as pro-meat - pro, meta, ana, telo.

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SoapyDish

I always remember it as pro-meat - pro, meta, ana, telo.

thats a good idea actually
thanks

There.

amongsttheweeds

Khodu

There.

That one's great. Thanks.

addylad

That one's great. Thanks.

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It's cool, I like simple diagrams like that.

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Khodu

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It's cool, I like simple diagrams like that.

Yeah, there's no point doing the hard stuff till you understand how it works.

fire2burn

A quick google search could have answered your question :smile:

:smile:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=stages+of+meiosis

I LOVE lmgtfy :love:

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SoapyDish

I always remember it as pro-meat - pro, meta, ana, telo.

Thanks for that it will help me to remember meiosis. I always keep mixing the stages up. But you missed Interphase.

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gcseangel

Thanks for that it will help me to remember meiosis. I always keep mixing the stages up. But you missed Interphase.

Rep for you too.

Isn't interphase the bit between telo and pro? With the S1 and G and S2? This is really sad, I did an exam on this less than a year ago and I can't remember...

Its Prophase I, metaphase I anaphase I, telophase I then cytokinesis (or interphase)

Then it starts again, prophase II, metaphase II

The second phase is exactly like mitosis. Irs the first phase that is different. During late prophase I, 'Crossing Over' where polypeptides from both the maternal and the paturnal genes cross over to carry different genetic information

During late prophase I, 'Crossing Over' where polypeptides from both the maternal and the paturnal genes cross over to carry different genetic information

Firstly it is mid Prophase I were "crossing over" occurs, not late

Secondly polypeptides and DNA are two completely different things, to say that polypeptides "cross over" is just plain wrong

Thirdly it is not just genes that are exchanged, non-coding DNA is recombined too

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Khodu

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thanks i printed it off

bloody_student

Firstly it is mid Prophase I were "crossing over" occurs, not late

Secondly polypeptides and DNA are two completely different things, to say that polypeptides "cross over" is just plain wrong

Thirdly it is not just genes that are exchanged, non-coding DNA is recombined too

Ok thanks for the corrections :smile:

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I remember it by IPMAT - first letter of each word :smile:

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meiosis has two stages meiosis 1 and 2

meiosis 1 is about the separation of the homologous chromosomes that includes prophase 1, metaphase 1, anaphase 1 and teleophase 1

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while meiosis 2 is about the separation of the homologous chromosomes that includes the stages prophase 2, metaphase 2, anaphase 2 and telophase 2

check out this image:

good luck

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