In zygotene of prophase-I, homologous chromosomes pair up. This process is called synapsis. One chromosome of the pair is from the male parent and one from the female parent.
Synapsis occurs between
NEET UG 2009 — Botany Cell Cycle and Cell Division
Synapsis occurs between
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Options
- A
a male and a female gamete
- B
mRNA and ribosomes
- C
spindle fibres and centromere
- D
two homologous chromosomes
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