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Identify the following: Cleavage furrow Centromere Chromatin Chromosome Mitosis Spindle Chromatid Cytokinesis 1 Threadlike DNA Identical chromatin threads; make up chromosome Chromatid Tightly coiled DNA strands (chromatids) and associated proteins Body that joins the chromatids Centromere Scaffolding for chromosomal attachment and movement. Spindle Division of the nuclear material Mitosis Division of the cytoplasm 8 Pinches cell in two to produce 2 daughter cells CELL CYCLE and MITOSIS: During mitosis, the duplicated chromosomes become exactly segregated, one set into each of the separate nuclei. For convenience, biologists divide the process into four stages PROPHASE, METAPHASE, ANAPHASE, and TELOPHASE. However, mitosis is a continuous process, with one stage merging imperceptibly into the next. Name the phose of the CELL CYCLE in which the following events occur: 1 DNA synthesis occurs Interphone 2 Chromatin condenses and coils, forming the chromosomes 3 Chromosomes line up in the center of the cell Prophese Metaphane 4 Centromeres divide; single chromosomes move apart Anaphone Chromosomes are V-shaped Nuclear membrane re-forms Anaphase Telophane Prophane 7 Centrioles replicate 8 Chromosomes first appear to be duplex structures Nuclear membrane disappears 9 -: prophase prophare Cytokinesis 10 Cleavage furrow divides mother cell into daughter cells 11 Mitotic spindle forms 12 Chromosomes stop moving toward the poles prophane Telophane 2 3 4 5 6 7 |56| Chromatin Chromosome Cytoky | Chavage Funer

Identify the following: Cleavage furrow Centromere Chromatin Chromosome Mitosis Spindle Chromatid Cytokinesis 1 Threadlike DNA Identical chromatin threads; make up chromosome Chromatid Tightly coiled DNA strands (chromatids) and associated proteins Body that joins the chromatids Centromere Scaffolding for chromosomal attachment and movement. Spindle Division of the nuclear material Mitosis Division of the cytoplasm 8 Pinches cell in two to produce 2 daughter cells CELL CYCLE and MITOSIS: During mitosis, the duplicated chromosomes become exactly segregated, one set into each of the separate nuclei. For convenience, biologists divide the process into four stages PROPHASE, METAPHASE, ANAPHASE, and TELOPHASE. However, mitosis is a continuous process, with one stage merging imperceptibly into the next. Name the phose of the CELL CYCLE in which the following events occur: 1 DNA synthesis occurs Interphone 2 Chromatin condenses and coils, forming the chromosomes 3 Chromosomes line up in the center of the cell Prophese Metaphane 4 Centromeres divide; single chromosomes move apart Anaphone Chromosomes are V-shaped Nuclear membrane re-forms Anaphase Telophane Prophane 7 Centrioles replicate 8 Chromosomes first appear to be duplex structures Nuclear membrane disappears 9 -: prophase prophare Cytokinesis 10 Cleavage furrow divides mother cell into daughter cells 11 Mitotic spindle forms 12 Chromosomes stop moving toward the poles prophane Telophane 2 3 4 5 6 7 |56| Chromatin Chromosome Cytoky | Chavage Funer

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Identify the following: Cleavage furrow Centromere Chromatin Chromosome Chromatid Cytokinesis 1 Threadlike DNA Identical chromatin threads; make up chromosome Tightly coiled DNA strands (chromatids) and associated proteins Body that joins the chromatids Scaffolding for chromosomal attachment and movement Division of the nuclear material Mitosis Division of the cytoplasm 8 Pinches cell in two to produce 2 daughter cells CELL CYCLE and MITOSIS: During mitosis, the duplicated chromosomes become exactly segregated, one set into each of the separate nuclei. For convenience, biologists divide the process into four stages PROPHASE, METAPHASE, ANAPHASE, and TELOPHASE. However, mitosis is a continuous process, with one stage merging imperceptibly into the next. Name the phose of the CELL CYCLE in which the following events occur: 1 DNA synthesis occurs Interphone 2 Chromatin condenses and coils, forming the chromosomes Chromosomes line up in the center of the cell 3 Prophese Metaphase Anaphane 4 Centromeres divide; single chromosomes move apart 5 Chromosomes are V-shaped 6 Nuclear membrane re-forms. 7 Centrioles replicate 8 Chromosomes first appear to be duplex structures 9 Nuclear membrane disappears Anaphase Telophane Prophane prophase prophase Cytokinesis prophane Telophane 10 Cleavage furrow divides mother cell into daughter cells 11 Mitotic spindle forms. 12 Chromosomes stop moving toward the poles ZAINHI Mitosis Spindle Chromatid Centromere Spindle 2 3 4 5 6 7 Chromatin -Chromosome Cykyns | свогоде Furow
Transcribed Image Text:Identify the following: Cleavage furrow Centromere Chromatin Chromosome Chromatid Cytokinesis 1 Threadlike DNA Identical chromatin threads; make up chromosome Tightly coiled DNA strands (chromatids) and associated proteins Body that joins the chromatids Scaffolding for chromosomal attachment and movement Division of the nuclear material Mitosis Division of the cytoplasm 8 Pinches cell in two to produce 2 daughter cells CELL CYCLE and MITOSIS: During mitosis, the duplicated chromosomes become exactly segregated, one set into each of the separate nuclei. For convenience, biologists divide the process into four stages PROPHASE, METAPHASE, ANAPHASE, and TELOPHASE. However, mitosis is a continuous process, with one stage merging imperceptibly into the next. Name the phose of the CELL CYCLE in which the following events occur: 1 DNA synthesis occurs Interphone 2 Chromatin condenses and coils, forming the chromosomes Chromosomes line up in the center of the cell 3 Prophese Metaphase Anaphane 4 Centromeres divide; single chromosomes move apart 5 Chromosomes are V-shaped 6 Nuclear membrane re-forms. 7 Centrioles replicate 8 Chromosomes first appear to be duplex structures 9 Nuclear membrane disappears Anaphase Telophane Prophane prophase prophase Cytokinesis prophane Telophane 10 Cleavage furrow divides mother cell into daughter cells 11 Mitotic spindle forms. 12 Chromosomes stop moving toward the poles ZAINHI Mitosis Spindle Chromatid Centromere Spindle 2 3 4 5 6 7 Chromatin -Chromosome Cykyns | свогоде Furow
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