What happens to homologous chromosomes during mitosis?

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Al E.
Oct 17, 2017

The homologs don't separate or cross over or interact in any other way in mitosis, as opposed to meiosis.

They will simply undergo cellular division like any other chromosome will. In the daughter cells they will be identical to the parent cell.

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