The answer is a four double-helical molecules of DNA, which
correspond to four unreplicated chromosomes. There will be four DNA molecules
in to each gamete because the 8 replicated chromosomes in a diploid cell are compacted
to 4 replicated chromosomes each cell at the closing of meiosis I. In meiosis
II, the fellow chromatids of every replicated chromosome are disjointed. Each
cell now comprises 4 unreplicated chromosomes, respectively with a single
molecule of DNA.
