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2. MEIOSIS 3. MEIOSIS Meiosis is a special type of cell divisionnecessary for sexual reproduction ineukaryotes. Meiosis reduces the chromosome numberby half results in the production of haploiddaughter cells. It involves two sequential cycles of nuclearand cell division called meiosis I andmeiosis II 4. MEIOSIS I It is also called the reductiondivision, here reduction ofchromosome number takes place.Meiosis I contained 4 stages,1. prophase2. metaphase3. anaphase4. telophase 5. Prophase I Longest phase in meiosis. Sub divided into 5 phases based onchromosomal behaviour,1.Leptotene2.Zygotene3.Pachytene4.Diplotene5.Diakinesis 6. prophase 7. Metaphase I Spindle formatuon is completede. Chromosomes are arranged at theequater of spindle. 8. Anaphase I Chromosomes are move alone withspindle towards the poles. At the end of anaphase the diploidnumber of chromosomes is redused intohaploid condition. 9. Telophase I The nuclear membrane and nucleolusreappear. Cytokinesis follows and this is called asdiade of cell. 10. Meiosis II Also called equational division. Meiosis II contains 4 phases they are,1. Prophase II2. Metaphase II3. Anaphase II4. Telophase II 11. Prophase II Sister chromatids of each chromosomebeing to condence. The nucleolus and nuclear envelopedisappear in both nuclei. Spindle fibres are formed. 12. Metaphase II The spindle formation is completed. Chromosomes align at the equator. 13. ANAPHASE II The division of centromere takes placelongitudinally. The chromatides separate and go to theopposite pole. 14. Telophase II The four group of chromosomes on reaching thepoles organise into four daughter nuclei. Nuclei and nuclear envelop are appear. Each nucleus has haploid number ofchromosomes. Chromosomes recognize into chromatin fibres. 15. Cytokinesis The cell itself is divided into two daughtercells by a separate process calledcytokinesis. In animal cell cytokinesis is done theappearance of a furrow in he plasmamembrane. The furrow graduallydisappear and ultimately joins in thecenter dividing the cell cytoplasm intotwo.