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IMAGE 1 | STAGE | DESCRIPTION |
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A |
PROPHASE | The nuclear material form long slender thread like chromosome are nit visible because they form a looseball of tangle and twisted. |
B | METAPHASE | A later stage in which individual chromosome are much stronger than thicker and arranged on equatorial plane. Nucleus envelop discentagrated, sister chromatids. |
C | ANAPHASE | A stage in which daughter chromosome are seperated groups at two opposite poles. The two seperated sister chromatids are daughter chrosomes. Microtubule attached and kinetochore is found to be shorted. |
D | TELOPHASE | The polar migration of chromosome comes to end chromosomes to uncoil and gather into chromatin. Nuclear envelop reformed around the chromosomes. |
IMAGE 2 | ||
A | CYTOKINASE | It is the final stage of the cell division by which the cell is divided into two. In plants the division of cytoplasm take place by cell plate formation in the middle of the cell |
B | PROPHASE | The nuclear material form long slender thread like chromosome are nit visible because they form a looseball of tangle and twisted. |
C |
METAPHASE |
A later stage in which individual chromosome are much stronger than thicker and arranged on equatorial plane. Nucleus envelop discentagrated, sister chromatids. |
D |
TELOPHASE | The polar migration of chromosome comes to end chromosomes to uncoil and gather into chromatin. Nuclear envelop reformed around the chromosomes. |
2. Interphase is a period of great metabolic activity by hich the cell prepare itself for mitosis (cell division). It is called inter-mitotic phase. During this phase no cell division occurs, but nucleus and cytoplasms remain metabolically active and synthesis all substance required for the new daughter cells. Interphase again divided into three phase:- G1 phase, S phase and G2 phase.
G1 phase:
S phase:
G2 phase:
3. Significans of Mitosis
4. It is the final stage of the cell division by which the cell is divided into two. In plants the division of cytoplasm take place by cell plate formation in the middle of the cell. The cell plate grows and fuses with the laeral wall of the cell. As a result complete new wall is formed between two nuclei and each daughter get's own cytoplasm and nucleus. In animal cell, cell plate is not formed. this constriction deepens and thus two daughter nuclei are formed.
5. The chromatid belongs to same chromosome are sister chromatids.
The picture shows that the sister chromatids
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