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Meiosis I - Metaphase I


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Published on:  on 6th Dec, 2017

Description:

The changes a cell undergoes during metaphase I are as follows −

  • Bivalents arrange themselves in two parallel equatorial or metaphase plate.

  • Centromeres of homologous chromosomes lie equidistant from equator.

  • Since there are two centromeres in each bivalent, the centromeres of all the bivalents produce a double metaphasic plate.

  • Each chromosome gets attached to the spindle pole of its side by means of a chromosome fibre or tractile fibril which arises in the region of the centromere.


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