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Interphase
Prophase
Pro/Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase/Cytokinesis
100
The longest phase of interphase itself.
What is G1 phase?
100
Structures that become visible in prophase.
What are chromosomes?
100
The name for where the chromosomes line up during metaphase
What is the equatorial plane.
100
The locations where the chromosomes move.
What are the opposite poles?
100
These arrive at the poles and there is a return to interphase-like conditions.
What are chromosomes?
200
Increased protein synthesis occurs.
What is G2 phase?
200
Structure that begins to disassemble in prophase.
What is nuclear envelope?
200
The location on a chromosome where it attaches to a spindle fiber.
What is the kinetochore.
200
When all chromosomes have reached the poles.
What is the end of anaphase?
200
These disappear at the end of telophase.
What is spindle microtubules?
300
The phase in which DNA is actually replicated.
What is S phase?
300
Structure made up of microtubles that forms between centrioles
What is mitotic spindle?
300
Usually done during metaphase because the chromosomes are most easily observed.
What is karyotyping?
300
These are used as "tracks" for the chromosomes to move on.
What are microtubules?
300
In animals, this structure deepens and eventually separates the cytoplasm into two daughter cells.
What is cleavage furrow?
400
The phase in which growth in metabolism take place.
What is G1 phase?
400
The centrioles move to this area of the cell.
What are the poles of the cell?
400
The reason why the chromosomes are most visible during this stage.
What is that they are condensed?
400
The mark of the beginning of anaphase.
What is the separation of the sister chromatids?
400
In plants, a partition constructed in the equatorial region of the spindle that grows laterally toward the cell wall.
What is cell plate?