Mitosis

Chromosomes are: genetic material in all living organisms found in nuclues all of the above Match the term with the description. Interphase Chromosomes are not visible. Chromosomes are duplicated. Prophase The nuclear membrane disappears. The spindle and centrioles appear. Metaphase Chromatids line up along the equator. Anaphase The sister chromatids are separated to poles. Telophase A nuclear membrane forms around the chromosomes. Cell plate forms in pant cell division. Put the phases in the correct order. D, E, B, A, C C, E, B, D, A E, D, A, B, C What is the end product of mitosis? 4 daughter cells 4 gametes 2 daughter cells 2 gametes Interphase nuclear envelope is distinct and chromatin appear Prophase chromosomes condense and nuclear envelope disappears Metaphase chromatids line up down the middle of the cell Anaphase chromatids move towards the poles of the cell Telophase chromosomes are at the poles and nuclear envelope reappears Cytokinesis divisions of two daughter cells Cell Cycle Use the following word bank to fill in the image:Gap 0Gap 2Gap 1SynthesisMitoticCytokinesis Gap 1 Synthesis Gap 2 Mitotic Cytokinesis Gap 0 What phase of the cell cycle does a cell stay in the longest? G2 G0 G1 S M G1 (growth 1) or post-mitotic phase; is a period in the cell cycle during interphase, this phase is the major period of cell growth during its lifespan. S (synthesis) the part of the cell cycle, during interphase, in which DNA is duplicated G2 (growth 2) pre-mitotic phase, subphase during interphase of the cell cycle which directly proceeds cellular division G0 (gap 0) a period in the cell cycle in which cells exist in a inactive state These phases of the cell cycle are considered part of Interphase: S and M G0, S, M G1, S, G2 G0, G1, G2 Onion Root Tip Below is a real life microscope picture of cells in an onion root tip. Use the following phases of mitosis to label the arrows shown on the photo:ProphaseAnaphaseMetaphaseTelophase Anaphase Telophase Metaphase Prophase