The separation of sister chromatids takes place during
A
Anaphase I
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B
Prophase I
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C
Anaphase II
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D
Prophase II
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E
Metaphase I
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Solution
The correct option is E Anaphase II The prophase I of meiosis I is marked by synapsis of homologous chromosomes and crossing over. Metaphase I is marked by the movement of pairs of homologous chromosomes towards the equator and their arrangement on it. The condensation of chromatin and appearance of chromosomes with sister chromatids takes place during prophase II. Metaphase II is marked by an arrangement of chromosomes (each with two sister chromatids) on cell's equator which is then separated by splitting of centromere and move towards opposite poles during anaphase II.