mitosis
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- Created on: 15-04-15 10:15
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MITOSIS
mitosis produces 2 cells which are genetically identical to the parent cell.
the cells produced are diploid.
I- interphase
P- phrophase
M- metaphase
A- anaphase
T- teleophase
C- cytokenisis
Interphase- DNA doubles, chromosomes replicate forming 2 chormatids. lots of metabollic activity(energy used is in the form of ATP). the choromosomes arent visible because the chromosomes material, chromatin is spread throughout the nucles.
phrophase- occurs when the chromosomes shorten and thicken. at this point they consist of a pair of sister chromatids. the two daughter centrioles begin to move around the cell.
metaphase- the chromosomes move to the equator and alighn themselves. each chromosome becomes attached to the spindle thread…
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