Which of the following IS NOT true of homologous chromosomes. The DNA of homologous chromosomes is identical. The homologous pairs of chromosomes separate. The chromatids of the duplicated chromosomes separate such that each daughter cell gets one unduplicated chromosome of each type. Between mitotic events, the DNA of the cells is duplicated.
Mitosis produces two daughter cells which are genetically identical.
The four cells are genetically identical. The four cells are each genetically different from the others. There are two pairs of cells. Each cell of a pair is genetically identical, but pairs of genetically different. The 2 chromatids of the chromosomes are separated.