How does meiosis affect genes?

It mixes information from genes of both parents for genetic offspring.

Answered by UFGators | 2024-06-10

its what determines the childs genes :) the each parent give 23 chomosomes which is basically 23 I belive check it

Answered by joshw88p | 2024-06-10

Meiosis affects genes by creating genetic variation through processes such as crossing over, which mixes parental DNA, and independent assortment, which randomly distributes chromosomes to gametes. It reduces the diploid chromosome number to haploid, ensuring that offspring have a unique combination of genes. This genetic diversity is crucial for evolution and adaptability of species.
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Answered by UFGators | 2024-12-23