does homologous pairs come together to form tetrads in mitosis?

[Smooth Operater]

does homologous pairs come together to form tetrads in mitosis? Or just in meiosis?

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[dmd20000]

does homologous pairs come together to form tetrads in mitosis? Or just in meiosis?

just in meiosis. sister chromatids form in mitosis.

 

[pbure]

does homologous pairs come together to form tetrads in mitosis? Or just in meiosis?

1200 posts?? impressive
i'd recommend cliffs AP for bio btw..just got done with it. its cash money..schaums i think is way too detailed.

 

[futuredentist07]

1200 posts?? impressive
i'd recommend cliffs AP for bio btw..just got done with it. its cash money..schaums i think is way too detailed.

i agree 1200+ posts and this kid doesn't know the difference btwn meiosis and mitosis..cliffs ap bio is a great book..i read the whole book yesterday for the 2 nd time..hopefully another time before test day!!

 

[chessxwizard]

Pbure, do you think that Cliff's AP bio is adequate preparation for the DAT? I'm almost done with Schuam's (6 more chapters) and am reviewing Cliff's as well. Was wondering if I should go over it again or use Cliff's as a refresher. 😕

 

[pbure]

cliffs is a much easier read. i got a 22 in bio on the canadian DAT's..didnt touch schaums. what helped was kaplan (obviously), cliffs AP and relying on my memory from past bio courses i took in university (also did topscore and achiever and the subject tests). i tried reading schaums a week ago but couldnt concentrate because all i kept thinking about was how i had to study organic and QR a lot more!

 

[TheWiredNerv]

I agree with pbure about Cliffs. It should be sufficient especially coupled with achiever and topscore. I suggest referring to your text book where Cliff's becomes a little light.