How are homologous chromosomes different from chromatids?
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- The chromosome is the original strand, the root strand; while sister chromatids are the result of the original chromatin plus the copy chromatin strand
- Homologous chromosomes provide information for the same, however, not all carry the same information; the sister chromatids are identical.
marlinyuneidy15:
Can you resume that?
-A chromosome is made up of two chromatids
-A chromatid is a strand of chromatin that has been made thicker by folding
-A chromatid is a strand of chromatin that has been made thicker by folding
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