Imagine that you are observing mitosis in a diploid nucleus of an organism with a haploid # of 6chromosomes.1. How many chromosomes are present in that diploid nucleus? 122. Fill in the table below with the requested information:中STAGE OF MITOSIS# of chromosomes# of chromatidstotal # ofpresent in each nucleus present in each(or chromosomegroup) present in eachchromosomes (if thereis only one nucleus orchromosome group,chromosomecellthis will be the same asthe earlier column; ifthere is more than onenucleus/chromosomegroup at this stage itmay not be the same)beginning of prophase6.126beginning ofmetaphasebeginning of anaphasebeginning of telophase

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Imagine that you are observing mitosis in a diploid nucleus of an organism with a haploid # of 6 chromosomes. 1. How many chromosomes are present in that diploid nucleus? 12 2. Fill in the table below with the requested information: STAGE OF MITOSIS # of chromosomes # of chromatids total # of present in each nucleus (or chromosome group) present in each present in each chromosome chromosomes (if there is only one nucleus or chromosome group, cell this will be the same as the earlier column; if there is more than one nucleus/chromosome group at this stage it may not be the same) beginning of prophase 12 beginning of metaphase beginning of anaphase beginning of telophase

Imagine that you are observing mitosis in a diploid nucleus of an organism with a haploid # of 6 chromosomes. 1. How many chromosomes are present in that diploid nucleus? 12 2. Fill in the table below with the requested information: STAGE OF MITOSIS # of chromosomes # of chromatids total # of present in each nucleus (or chromosome group) present in each present in each chromosome chromosomes (if there is only one nucleus or chromosome group, cell this will be the same as the earlier column; if there is more than one nucleus/chromosome group at this stage it may not be the same) beginning of prophase 12 beginning of metaphase beginning of anaphase beginning of telophase

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Chapter8: How Cells Reproduce

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