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Mitosis

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Nuclear membrane & nucleus disappear prophase
chromatin becomes chromosomes, each consisting of two sister chromatids connected at the centromere Prophase
centrioles move to opposite ends of the cell prophase
spindle fibers (string) form from the centrioles and attach to the centromeres prophase
chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell metaphase
spindle fibers attach to the chromosomes near the centromere metaphase
spindle fibers rip chromatids apart and move them away from each other to the opposite sides of the cell anaphase
complete set of identical chromosomes in each cell telophase
nuclear membrane and nucleolus reform telophase
chromosomes go back to chromatin telophase
spindle fibers fall apart telophase
cytokinesis occurs telophase
cytoplasm splits in hal creating two new cells t
cell plate forms in slant cells t
cleavage furrow forms in animal cells T
each daughter call has a complete set of chromosomes (46 human) they are identical to each other and to the mother cell t
begins interphase again t
when cell pauses interphase
the time between call divisions cell rows, does its job, DNA replicates Interphase
growth of cells cells do their jobs Gap 1 (G1)
DNA replicates synthesis (S)
cell getting ready if mitosis gap 2 (G2)
interphase order G1, S, G2, M
Division of the cell in clouding cytokinesis mitosis (M)
The process that divides the cytoplasm cytokinesis
taking a cell and cutting in half Mitosis (M)
Cell cycle IPMAT
| chromatin
* chromosomes
cell grows i
nuclear membrane forms around two new sets of chromosomes t
chromatin becomes thicker and shorter. And therefore can then be seen as chromosomes p
the nucleolus disappears p
one dot p
lines together m
Lines apart a
two cells t
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