mitosis Flashcards
1
Q
- nuclear envelope: begins to reform
- dna: chromosomes uncoil
- nucleolus: 1 or more appear
- centrosomes: microtubules disappear
A
telophase
2
Q
- nuclear envelope: mostly intact
- dna: begins condensing into chromosomes
- nucleolus: begins to disappear
- centrosomes: begins to migrate to opposite poles
A
early prophase
3
Q
- not a phase of mitosis
- describes the division of the cytoplasm
A
cytokinesis
4
Q
- nuclear envelope: none
- dna: chromosomes lined up in the center
- nucleolus: none
- centrosomes: at opposite poles
- microtubules: ready to pull
A
metaphase
5
Q
- nuclear envelope: mostly broken apart
- dna: all chromosomes fully coiled up
- nucleolus: none
- centrosomes: at opposite poles
- microtubules: attach to the centromere on the chromosome
A
late prophase
6
Q
- nuclear envelope: none
- dna: chromosomes being pulled by microtubules
- centrosomes: at opposite poles
- microtubules: begin pulling
A
anaphase
7
Q
- nuclear envelope: fully intact
- dna: in chromatin form
- nucleolus: easily visible
- centrosomes: not visible
A
interphase
