The synaptonemal complex disassembles during the diplotene stage of this process, and its pachytene stage sees the formation of chiasmata.
The synaptonemal complex disassembles during the diplotene stage of this process, and its pachytene stage sees the formation of chiasmata. Kinetochore microtubules help in separating homologous chromosomes and in pulling them towards opposite poles of the cell during this process. This process sometimes results in the formation of an (*) oocyte and three polar bodies, and one cycle of this process can produce four sperm. This process produces haploid gametes each with half the genetic content of the parental cell. For ten points, name process required for sexual reproduction which is often contrasted with mitosis.
The synaptonemal complex disassembles during the diplotene stage of this process, and its pachytene stage sees the formation of chiasmata.
{meiosis} (accept “{prophase}” until “Kinetochore”)