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Stages in mitosis process are: Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Cytokinesis
Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps
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Growth
Repair tissues
Asexual reproduction
longest stageCell preparin g to divide
replicated
No change in appereance to cell + chromosomes not yet visible
chromosomes = linear molecules
During interpase each chromosome is duplicated
Essential as each daughter cell needs one copy of each chromosome Two copies of each chromosome are joined at centromere
by coiling themselves tightly, become visable
Chromosomes now clearly seen to consist of two sister chromatids joined at the centromere
End of prophase
Nuclear envelope breaks down
Centrio les begin to opposit e ends of the cell
Spindle fibres begin to form betwee n the centriol es
Chromosomes line up, middle of cell Spindle fibres fully formed and extend from centrioles at either end of the cell to the chromosomes Part of chromosome these fibres are attached to is called the CENTOMERE
seperated out, star to move towards CENTRIOLES
CONTRACT and pull chromatids towards the centrioles
Seperated chromosomes arrive at the poles of the cell
Chromosome s start to unwind
NUCLEAR MEMBRANE starts to reappear
Cytopl asm betwe en the two cells splits to form the daught er cells