QUESTION 4Match the mitotic cell division stage to its description.chromosomes randomly attach to spindle fibers across the middle of the cellthe cell membrane pinches in, two new nuclear membranes form arounddaughter chromosomes that have reached the ends of the cellA. late interphaseB. prophaseDNA is in chromatin form and unduplicated in a single cellC. early interphaseDNA is as chromatin and unduplicated as cytoplasm divides one cell into twoJequal cellsD. anaphaseDNA and organelles are double the amount of a regular body cellE. cytokinesisdaughter chromosomes are moving along spindle fibers towards oppositeJends of the cellF. metaphaseG. telophasethe nuclear membrane is disintegrating, centrioles begin building spindlefibers, DNA condenses

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12) when cells are placed in culture there is a lag period of time before an increase in number can be seen. During this period the cells are reentering the cell cycle early in G1 to resume the cell division cycle true or false
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QUESTION 7 Match the stage of mitotic cell division with its description. v chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell on spindle fibers cytoplasmic division results in two new cells A. metaphase sister chromatids separate and daughter chromosomes begin moving to opposite poles B. cytokinesis C. prophase nuclear membrane disintegrates, DNA condenses, spindle highways begin to be formed D. telophase E. anaphase F. interphase daughter chromosomes arrive at opposite ends of the cell, the cell membrane pinches in, nuclear membranes form DNA replication and organelle doubling
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The Cell Cycle Prior to division, the eukaryotic cell must undergo an extended period of preparation, called the interphase. The interphase represents the interval between two consecutive cell divisions. During interphase, the cell synthesizes all the materials that are needed for division to occur, including all the DNA molecules and associated proteins that make up all the chromosomes in the cell. The chromosomes are so named since they are readily stained to become "colored bodies", as shown in Figure 9.1. One or more darkly staining structures inside the nucleus, called the nucleoli, are readily visible in interphase, erti sevilseido primes 1. What is the function of the nucleoli? producer ubemoer Iaibsences make protein are isiq ni to 2 to noistub During M phase, the cell undergoes mitosis to divide its nucleus in two, and toward the end of mitosis, it undergoes cytokinesis, to divide its cytoplasm in two. PRO povite queabler alle seqytowe M phase is composed of krychencser and…
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5.) Using Figure 4.4, identify the phase of mitosis that each of the following events occur in. migration of sister chromatids to the poles condensation of chromatin into chromosomes formation of a nuclear membrane
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1. How did your results differ from the class data for each phase of mitosis? 2. Write a brief paragraph stating whether or not your hypothesis was supported by the class data that you collected and an explanation of why/why not.
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