Anaphase is the ___ step of mitosis.
What is third?
Telophase is the ___ step of mitosis.
What is fourth?
Prophase is the ___ step of mitosis.
What is first?
Metaphase is the ___ step of mitosis.
What is second?
Cytokinesis is the ___ step of mitosis.
What is fifth?
What is elongates?
At the beginning of this step, an ___ set of chromosomes is located at each pole of the cell.
What is identical?
In this stage, chromatin ___.
What is condense?
Where do chromosomes line up?
What is the metaphase plate?
What is the end result of cytokinesis?
What is two identical daughter cells?
What movement do sister chromatids perform in this stage?
What is seperate?
In telophase, ___ reappear.
What is nucleoli?
What happens to the nucleoli?
What is disappears?
What are microtubules attached to?
What is kinetochore?
True or False: Cytokinesis is the division of the cell nucleus
What is false, cytokinesis is the division of the cytoplasm. Mitosis is the division of the nucleus.
Sister chromatids move to ___.
What happens to the mitotic spindle in this stage?
What is breaks down?
What begins to form?
What is mitotic spindle?
The even alignment of the chromosomes is due to the ___ of the pulling powers.
What is counterbalance?
The pinching apart of the cytoplasm in an animal cell creates a ___?
What is cleavage furrow?
What makes the reaction in "Anaphase 400" happen?
What is microtubules shortening?
Nuclear membrane begins to form around _____.
What is around each set of daughter chromosomes?
In what direction do the centrosomes move?
What is opposite?
What checks for microtubule attachments to chromosomes at the kinetochores?
What is the M Checkpoint?
In plant cells, a ___ is built between the two daughter cells as they pull apart during cytokinesis.
What is a cell plate?