And because we have two cells undergoing this process, at the end, we form four individual and genetically different haploid cells. So notice we begin with one, two chromosomes. So that means we're only going to have one chromosome because these are haploid cells. So in humans, if we have 46 of these chromosomes, that means each one of these cells will contain only 23 chromatids, which are now known as chromosomes. So basically, let's recap what the entire purpose of meiosis is. So meiosis is a type of cell division in which our beginning cell, the parent cell, known as argumetocide, basically divides into four distinct and genetically different haploid cells.