AP Bio: Cell Reproduction - Part 1

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Thank u so much, I finally understand what’s counted as chromosomes

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[@pmitra1913]

wait.... so are there 92 chromosomes during prophase?

[@toppy2300]

if i understood the vid right there are 46 chromosomes in prophase, but once it splits in anaphase there are 92.

[@pmitra1913]

@@toppy2300 ok that makes sense, so there would be 46 chromosomes during prophase but 92 chromatids I think. And double the genetic material

[@toppy2300]

@@pmitra1913 yeah but those chromatids would also now be considered chromosomes therefore 92 chromosomes

[@pmitra1913]

@@toppy2300 ya during anaphase

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