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Question | Answer |
List the stages of mitosis in order. | 0. (Interphase) 1. Prophase 2. Metaphase 3. Anaphase 4. Telophase |
Describe Interphase. | Stage 0 Cell is actively synthesising proteins. Chromosomes invisible. Prior to mitosis, DNA replicates. |
Describe Prophase. | Stage 1 Chromosomes become visible. Nuclear envelope disintegrates. Nucleolus disappears. |
Describe Metaphase. | Stage 2 Spindle forms. Chromosomes line up on the centre of the cell. |
Describe Anaphase. | Stage 3 Spindle fibres attached to chromatids contract. Chromatids are pulled towards poles. |
Describe Telophase. | Stage 4 Chromosomes reach poles and become indistinct. Nuclear envelope reforms. Nucleolus reforms. Spindle disintegrates. |
Define Mitosis | Mitosis produces two daughter cells that have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell and each other. |
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