METAPHASE | PROPHASE | ANAPHASE | TELOPHASE | MITOSIS |
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Spindle fibers
The lines that connect chromosomes and the centriols?
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Nuclear envelope
What surounds the chromosomes?
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Individual chromosomes
What is created by the sepertion of the chromosomes?
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Nuclear envelpoe
What starts to reform in telophase?
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A few minutes to several days.
How long does mitosis last?
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Centromeres line up
What happens in the middle of the cell?
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Genetic material
What condenses in the nucleus?
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Chromosomes
What separates and moves along?
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Begins to spread out into a tangle of chromatins.
What do the chromosomes begin to do?
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A mass of cancer cells.
What is a tumor?
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Chromosomes
The centromeres of the duplicated __________ line up across the center of the cell.
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Spindle
Outside the nucleus, a ________ starts to form.
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Sister
Begins when ________ chromatids suddenly separate.
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Cluster
A nuclear envelope re-forms around each _______ of chromosomes.
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Nucleus
The first stage of the process, division of the cell _______.
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Short
How long is metaphase?
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Long
How long is prophase?
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Chromosomes
What are seperate in two groups?
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Spindles
What begins to break down?
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It enters the bloodstream.
How can tumors spread?
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Two
How many spindle poles are there?
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Centromere
The duplicated strands of the DNA molecule can be seen to be attacched along their length at an are called ________.
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Individual chromosome
Once anaphase begins, each sister chromatid is now considered an __________ __________.
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Nucleolus
What becomes visible?
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Growth factor
Stimulates the growth and division of cells.
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