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1. Meiosis - The Continuation of Life

Meiosis - The Continuation of Life

This HD video choreographed to dramatic music is designed to provide a visually stunning and comprehensive review of the process of Meiosis cell division and ...

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Devone Anderson commented on 24 Nov 2015

My textbook says that after the first meiotic division each daughter cell has 23 chromosomes and then after the second meiotic division all 4 daughter cells have 23 chromosomes. Why does your video say there are 46 in each daughter cell after stage 1? Is my textbook wrong?

Leon Orenstein commented on 11 Dec 2015

+Devone Anderson you get a set of 23 chromosomes from each parent. 23x2 = 46

Andrea Manalili commented on 16 Aug 2015

Thank you! I get mitosis now. Why didn't you explain the phases in meiosis II? Was it because it's the same as the first one?

Andrea Manalili commented on 09 Sep 2015

+Frank Gregorio Thank you!

Frank Gregorio commented on 07 Sep 2015

+Andrea Manalili Yes, the phases are the same, in rhe same order.

Andrea Manalili commented on 16 Aug 2015

Sorry, I mean meiosis. Haha.

Chris Albertson commented on 21 Apr 2015

Some technical errors in the text. They say after replication in Interphase there are "96 chromosomes". No there are 92 chromatids. Each of the 46 chromosomes has two chromatids. They do this again later. That is call a chromatid a chromosome.

Frank Gregorio commented on 23 Apr 2015

+Chris Albertson Chris: Actually, the video clearly states that after interphase, there are 92 chromosomes (not 96). I've explained in earlier posts that I have avoided using "chromatids" because many non-scientific references to Meiosis do not attempt to make the distinction.

Shawn Dypx commented on 02 Sep 2014

This is the best ever ever !! Tons of Thanks man

Frank Gregorio commented on 08 Sep 2014

Thanks. I am so glad you enjoyed it!

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