Here we will use the logic, which stage of cell cycle contain more cells that stage of the cell cycle will have higher duration. As the duration is more, more cell will be in a single stage and they will take more time to get passed that specific phase.
Here we can see that M phase will take more time as all the mitotic phases are inside this (like prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase).
So, the duration of the M phase is 4.8 hours.
Now we can see that prophase contain the highest number of cells than other mitotic phases (20 cells). So, the duration of prophase will be 2.4 hours.
Now among the metaphase and telophase, the number of metaphase cells are 2 and the number of telophase cells are 5. So, the duration of metaphase is 14.4 minutes and duration of anaphase is 36 minutes.
A biologist examines a series of cells and counts 160 cells in interphase, 20 cells in...
A biologist examines a series of cells and counts 160 cells in interphase, 20 cells in prophase, 6 cells in prometaphase, 2 cells in metaphase, 7 cells in anaphase, and 5 cells in telophase. If the complete cell cycle requires 24 hours, what is the average duration (in hours) of the M phase in these cells?
Suppose that in an experiment you observed 113 cells in interphase, 24 cells in prophase, 9 cells in metaphase, 12 cells in anaphase, and 3 cells in telophase stages. If the complete cell cycle (i.e. G1+S+G2+mitosis; see Figure 1-2 of the Lab Manual) requires 24 hours, calculate the average duration of each stage in the cycle. Show all calculations. QUESTION 1 OF 10 Please read Chapter 1 of the Lab Manual and the relevant Power Point lecture in detail, and...
CELLS alive! - Mitosis Phase Worksheet (Match the picture to the phase & tell what's happening now.) Interphase(1) Prophase( ) Prometaphase( ) Metaphase( ) ol Anaphase( ) Telophase( ) Cytokinesis( ) Interphase(2)() G) Il cellsalive com
During this stage of the cell cycle chromosomes reach their maximum level of condensation? prophase interphase metaphase anaphase telophase S phase
1 bleul variation is accomplished. Crossing over-Does it occur? If so, name the stage it occurs. 2. Mitosis is best described as a. cell division of reproductive cells. b. cell division of somatic cells into two diploid daughter cells. c. unequal division of the cytoplasm. d. cell division resulting in 4 haploid cells. Matching: Match phases of the mitotic cycle with characteristic event. 3. Interphase a. formation of cleavage furrow or cell plate 4. Prophase b. chromosomes line up along...
Examine the onion root tip slide images on the following pages. There are four images, each displaying a different field of view. Pick one of the images, and count the number of cells in each stage. Then count the total number of cells in the image. Record the image you selected and counts in Table 2. Calculate the time spent by a cell in each stage based on the 24 hour cycle: Hours of Stage = 24 x Number of...
Lab 6B: The Cell Cycle and Mitosis Anaphane Telophase and Cyfokinesis Gy of Interphase Carmee Ch e pain Prophase Prometaphase Ping Hocher E A or Care Metaphase Mehr Cheng Hoc Long 1000 CHI PHÍ och Com Der throom ope 2011 Please note: your drawings must be done by hand. I will not accept pictures that were cut and pasted and not actually drawn by you! 1. Draw and label interphase 2. Draw and label prophase 3. Draw and label prometaphase...
Interphase Melosis 1 Draw in the chromosomes for each stage of Meiosis. Your cell has a diplod # of 6 (haploid # of 3). Use two contrasting colors for your homologous chromosome pair. Prophase 1 Metaphase 1 Anaphase 1 Telophase 1 Melosis 2 Prophase 2 Metaphase 2 Anaphase 2 Telophase 2 4 daughter cells
Question 1: Part A: Match the name of each stage in parent ce - - Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 A. Cytokinesis 8 G C. G2 Moss - Stage 5 Part b Name the cell cycle stage in which each event takes place. Each answer choice is used once and only once - Each chromosome is duplicated. - The cell divides into two daughter cells. A. Cytokinesis CA Cell contents, except for chromosomes, are duplicated. B. G1 Chromatids are...
Question 10 4 pts In eukaryotic organisms, cell division is used for growth and development as well as the production of replacement cells. There are times when new cells are not needed. If a cell is not actively dividing or getting ready fo divide, what phase/stage would it be in? Hint: Cell Cycle and Interphase video Textbook chapter 10 section 10.2 * OGO Prophase G1 Cytokinesis Karyokinesis G2 Telophase Anaphase Metaphase