Mitosis Mover

Mitosis Mover! A Cell Cycle Interactive Mitosis Mover! A Cell Cycle Interactive Click on this link to take you to mitosis mover. Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. IntroductionIn order to make new body cells, the cell cycle must occur. During the cell cycle, one cell divides into two daughter cells with exactly the same DNA. The cell cycle includes 3 parts:• Interphase• Mitosis• Cytokinesis Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. InterphaseInterphase happens before mitosis begins. Before interphase, the normal functions take place within the cell, like making proteins. In the nucleus of the cell, the two stringy, uncoiled DNA is called chromatin. Each piece of chromatin is a DNA molecule. Each human cell, for example, has two pieces of chromatin. The DNA must copy itself, or replicate. Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. MitosisMitosis is important for making more cells for growth, development, and tissue repair (healing). The results of mitosis are two separate identical daughter cells. There are 4 phases to mitosis. They are in order: prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. ProphaseDuring prophase, chromosomes condense and become visible. Each chromosome has two halves called sister chromatid. Each sister chromatid of a chromosome is identical. The chromosomes remain in the nucleus and it disintegrates after prophase. Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. MetaphaseIn metaphase, the chromosomes line up single file down the middle of the cell. Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. AnaphaseDuring anaphase, the sister chromatids split up and move to the opposite poles (sides of the cell). Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. TelophaseIn telophase, two daughter cells are being formed. Each of the newly forming cells makes a nucleus. During telophase, the chromosomes uncoil to make chromatin again. Click on the following blanks to use the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences. CytokinesisCytokinesis also occurs at the same time as telophase. Cytokinesis is the division of a cell at the end of mitosis into two daughter cells. **Now put the mitosis and cytokinesis images in the correct order on the simulation. And then draw the images below.** ****First, enter your first and last name in the spaces provided. Second, click on the gray box “Click here when your name is entered” Third, click the gray box “submit your score to your online teacher” then enter my email address correctly in the box provided. [email protected] is the correct email you will use. Fourth, click “check this email.” Fifth, click the gray box “continue” next to the blinking red arrow. Sixth, double check your name and then enter your class period for science in the space provided. Click the gray box “click here after correctly entering your name. Lastly, click “upload this score”**** Now submit this assignment below. Remember it is a two step submission.