Explain somatic cell, Biology

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For a somatic cell with 2n = 4, which of the following is true?

(Note: G1- growth phase 1, G2 - growth phase 2, M - metaphase, P - prophase and T - telophase)

a.  (Number of chromatids)G2 = 4; (Number of chromosomes)G1 = 4

b.  (Number of chromatids)G1 = 8; (Number of sister chromatids)T = 8

c.  (Number of chromatids)P = 8; (Number of chromosomes)G2 = 4

d.  (Number of chromatids)G2 = 4; (Number of chromosomes)M = 8

 


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