Now, if inside one of my somatic cells mitosis takes place and nondisjunction takes place, then what that means is I will only have this anaploid condition within these two daughter cells that are formed as a result of the non disjunction in mitosis, all the other somatic cells of my body will still be normal. And that's exactly why nondisjunction taking place in mitosis is not as dangerous as nondisjunction taking place in meiosis, because in meiosis, as we'll see in just a moment, what ends up happening is all the somatic cells of that individual will have an abnormal number of chromosomes. They will have anuploid. While in this case, all of these somatic cells produced via this nondisjunction mitosis will have that anuploid condition. So although this still can be dangerous because it can lead to abnormal cells, it can form cancer cells as long as those abnormal cells are actually destroyed either by our immune system or by the process of programmed cell death. If that happens, it is not as dangerous as in the case of meiosis.