Cell division- cell cycle
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- Created on: 11-03-14 17:57
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- Cell Division
- Interphase
- S phase
- DNA replication
- Growth Phase
- Proteins, organelles, other components are made.
- S phase
- Prophase
- centrioles replication
- Chromosomes coil and condense to from chromotin.
- Nucleolus and Nuclear enveloppe dissapear
- centroles moce towards opposite poles
- centroles from a microtuble spindle
- Metaphase
- Chromosomes line up along the equator.
- Chromosomes attach by there chromosomes to the spindle.
- Anaphase
- Spindle fibers shorten and pull chromatids to opposite poles.
- Chromatids travel in v-shape, centromes lead.
- Chroatids are separated when centromere splits
- Each one is identical to the Original chromosome.
- Spindle fibers shorten and pull chromatids to opposite poles.
- Telephase
- Nucleolus and nuclear enveloppe reform.
- Cromatids form chromosomes.
- Spindle breaks down
- Cytokinesis
- Division of the cytoplasm
- 2 genetically identical and diploid daughter cells are formed
- Interphase
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