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Look through the images of cells below to find examples of cells in the five main stages (interphase, prophase, metaphase, an
PART II - TIMING THE CELL CYCLE Examine 50 cells (see the link to an image of cells in the Lab assignment page) and assign ea
TO TURN IN 1. Draw a cell representing each of the five stages of mitosis (not including cytokinesis). Be sure to label each
2. Enter your data on the number of cells in each stage and the subsequent calculated values requested. Stage of cell divisio
三天 4the last image is the image for part 2. thank you!!
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