Each daughter cell after mitosis of a goldfish cell, with 96, is complete would be - 95 (should be 96) as daughter cells produced from mitosis have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell.
Mitosis is one of the cell division cycles that is responsible for the growth of the organism and takes place in somatic cells.
Mitosis cell division produces two daughter cells and the daughter cells are identical to one another and the parent cell. They also carry the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell.
- During interphase, the chromatin replicates and doubles its amount as it condenses.
- During prophase, these chromosomes are called sister chromatids that during metaphase they move to the equator.
- During anaphase these separated and each is individual is chromosome again.
Thus, due to the fact that each daughter cell is identical to the parent cell so, the correct answer would be 95 (should be 96)
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