7.2 Study Guide Flashcards
How is DNA stored in the in nucleus the majority of the time?
Chromatin
What is a homologous chromosome
2 of each type of chromosome
Where do sister chromatids come from
homologous chromosomes after replication
alleles
same gene but not necessarily identical
Information
DNA replication happens in the S phase, which creates sister chromatids (2 copies) connected at the centromere
Before dividing into new cells, ______ condenses into ________
chromatin, chromosome
what happens in interphase
DNA is replicated
G1, S, G2
chromatin state
prophase
chromatin is condensing
spindle fibers start to form
pro-metaphase
nucleus breaks down
spindle fibers connect to chromosomes
metaphase
chromosomes align in the middle of the cell
anaphase
sister chromatin split apart
telophase
division of the nuclei
refer back to chromatin
nuclear membrane reforms
spindle fibers break down
cytokineses
actual splitting of the cytoplasm
sequence of mitosis
- chromatin condenses into chromosomes, cell membrane breaks down, spindle fibers begin to form
- spindle fibers attach to chromosomes and pull them to the middle of the cell
- centromeres break down and sister chromatids separate and are pilled down the spindle fibers to opposite ends of the cell
- new membranes form around both sets of sister chromatids, cytokinesis begins