Lesson: Chapter 6 — The Structure and Function of Plant and Animal Cells
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What happens to the chromosome number in mitosis?
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It stays constant. Each daughter cell receives a chromosome number equal to that of the mother cell.
It is meiosis that halves the number. This is the surest way to keep the two names apart.
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