The stages of Interphase.

At the beginning of Prophase, chromosomes become ________ and _____ __.

During Metaphase, chromosomes ______ in the _____.

In Telophase, 'Now there are ______.'

Cell division rate is dependent on this.

The stage of Interphase where cells carry out normal function.

During Prophase, these move to the opposite ends of the nucleus.

During Metaphase, centromeres attach to this.

During telophase, chromosomes __________.

This limits the maximum size of a cell.

The stage of interphase when Chromosomes are duplicated.

This joins the center of the chromatids.

During Metaphase, these do NOT associate (with each other).

During telophase, they are no longer needed - they disappear.

These are created by the process of Mitosis.

The stage of Interphase where the 2nd Critical Checkpoint occurs.

During Prophase, these are disappearing and disintegrating.

During Anaphase, chromosomes are _____ _____.

In Telophase, there is only one in each cell, they replicate.

These are created by the process of Meiosis.

This is the stage of Interphase where some cells reach Terminal Differentiation, and continue homeostasis without replicating.

These are proteins that help the chromosomes shorten and thicken.

To separate the chromosomes, these contract.

During Telophase, this reappears.