What is prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase?
100
Made up of three substages.
What is interphase?
100
The cell plate pulls the cells apart.
How do plant cells separate?
200
The cell spends a majority of time in this place.
What is interphase?
200
Contains genetic material that was replicated with interphase.
What are chromosomes?
200
The nucleus, nucleolus, chromatin, chromosomes, chromatid, centriole, spindle apparatus, aster fibers, and spindle fibers.
(Hint: Makes up what phase?)
What is prophase?
200
Chromatins make this up.
What is a chromatid?
200
The cells that are pulled apart.
What are daughter cells?
300
The center of an atom, contains protons and neutrons.
What is the nucleus?
300
The structure that forms between the daughter cells of a plant.
What are cell plates?
300
Where the chromatids are pulled to the poles, the nuclear membrane reforms, the nucleolus reappears, chromatids uncoil and relax, then the elongated cell will have a cleavage furrow form.
What is telophase?
300
The third step of mitosis.
What is anaphase?
300
A contractible ring found along the equator that will pull the cleavage furrow closer to one another.
What is the first step on Cytokinesis?
400
Pivot points for spindle fingers.
What are centrioles?
400
The sides of the cell.
What are poles?
400
The "away"" phase, the spindle fibers contract, pulling the the chromatids to the poles.
What is anaphase?
400
The last part of interphase.
What is gap 2?
400
The process of which the daughter cells pull apart. Last step in the cell cycle.
What is cytokinesis?
500
Stage in which DNA is replicated in the nucleus.
What is synthesis?
500
The macromolecule structure formed in the cytoplasm.
What are spindle fibers?
500
When the condensed chromosomes known as sister chromatids will migrate to the equator of the cell, they then attach to the spindle fiber by the centromere.