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how do you differentiate chromosomes and chromatids ?
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Answer Posted / biomaster
Chromosomes are the thread like structures present inside
the nucleus.Each chromosome is made up of two chromatids.
The two chromatids are joined together by centromere and
forms the chromosome.depending on the position of centromere
chromosomes are of different types and classified as
acrocentric,metacentric,telocentric...etc.
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