QUESTION 8 Match the stages of mitotic cell division to the descriptions of those stages. v chromosomes attach to spindle fibers across the middle of the cell chromosomes are not yet duplicated so chromosomes only look like a line, only one pair of centrioles in cell A. Telophase cell membrane is pinching in forming a peanut-shaped cell, daughter |chromosomes reach the poles and new nuclear membranes are forming around them B. Late Interphase C. Early Interphase the nuclear membrane is breaking down, chromosomes are condensing, centrioles are building microtubule "highways" (spindle fibers) D. Metaphase E. Anaphase chromosomes are duplicated so chromosomes look like an "X", two pairs of centrioles and double the amount of organelles fill the cell F. Prophase v cell is dividing into two identical cells G. Cytokinesis daughter chromosomes are beginning their migration to the poles on spindle fibers

QUESTION 8 Match the stages of mitotic cell division to the descriptions of those stages. v chromosomes attach to spindle fibers across the middle of the cell chromosomes are not yet duplicated so chromosomes only look like a line, only one pair of centrioles in cell A. Telophase cell membrane is pinching in forming a peanut-shaped cell, daughter |chromosomes reach the poles and new nuclear membranes are forming around them B. Late Interphase C. Early Interphase the nuclear membrane is breaking down, chromosomes are condensing, centrioles are building microtubule "highways" (spindle fibers) D. Metaphase E. Anaphase chromosomes are duplicated so chromosomes look like an "X", two pairs of centrioles and double the amount of organelles fill the cell F. Prophase v cell is dividing into two identical cells G. Cytokinesis daughter chromosomes are beginning their migration to the poles on spindle fibers

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Chapter3: The Cellular Level Of Organization

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