How is interphase II of meiosis different from interphase of mitosis and interphase I of meiosis?

Answer 1

Absence of G1, S, and S2 phase.

Thanks to the completion of all necessary activities such as DNA, RNA, protein synthesis, etc. in interphase I, all essential activities such as these are finished before entering into the complete meiotic division, which is why the meisis I enters the meiosis II with a short interphase II that lacks the G1, S, and S2 phases.

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Answer 2

Victoria Angeli

Interphase II of meiosis is similar to interphase of mitosis, involving cell growth and DNA replication. However, interphase I of meiosis includes homologous chromosome pairing and crossing over, distinguishing it from both interphase II and mitotic interphase.

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