Question

what do you recall is the outcome of meiosis i, which is different to the outcome of mitosis?
two genetically identical cells
two genetically different cells
more than two genetically identical cells
more than two genetically different cells
how much genetic information is in each cell at the end of mitosis?
normal
half of normal
twice normal

Explanation:

First Question (Outcome of Meiosis I vs Mitosis)

Meiosis I involves homologous chromosome separation and crossing - over, leading to two cells with unique genetic combinations (genetically different). Mitosis produces two genetically identical daughter cells. So the correct option is the one stating "Two genetically different cells".

During mitosis, the cell replicates its DNA and then divides, resulting in two daughter cells with the same amount of genetic information as the parent cell (normal amount). So the correct option is "Normal".

Answer:

Two genetically different cells

Second Question (Genetic Information at the End of Mitosis)