Assortment

Actually, I'm only certain that the DNA is replicated during interphase, not necessarily S-phase. Interphase = G1 + S + G2 The law of independent assortment wouldn't apply to mitosis because the alleles aren't be separated (see above).

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... given that there is no crossing over in this organism and that the two genes involved asoort independently. 2. State Mendels law of independent assortment and explain why it applies to meiotic cell division but NOT apply to mitotic cell division . I also have to refer to the diagram that would ...

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It doesn't.

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How does mendel's law of independent assortment relate to crossing over and genetic linkage

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... the other, they could be combined to form an AB individual. Let's presume they are on different chromosomes. I understand that independent assortment could lead to them both being inherited by it's offspring, but then they can easily be re-separated by independent assortment.

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