👉 Hermeuptychia is a term used in biophysics to describe the structure of cells that are highly organized and composed of tiny, interconnected structures called "hermaphroditic" chromosomes. These cells have a unique genetic organization, with each chromosome containing both copies of its own DNA and an additional copy of a complementary set of DNA from another cell. This arrangement allows for efficient gene transfer between sister chromatids during mitosis, which is the process by which cells divide.
