Mitosis? More like Mybrainisdeadis

Question 1

What is interphase

Answer 1

Stage when cells carry out the functions for the body. Also preps cell for reproduction. Longest stage in cell’s life

Question 2

What is mitosis

Answer 2

Divides the dupilicated contents of cells nucleus.

Question 3

Explain cytokinesis

Answer 3

Seperates the nuclei and cell contents into 2 daughter cells

Question 4

Explain early phopase

Answer 4

Chromosones coil up into x chromosomes that are attached by a centrpometre. Nucleos dissapears, nuclear membrame breaks down, and spindle fibres form. Centrioles will also form to control S fibres.

Question 5

Explain late phopase

Answer 5

Spindle fibres are done forming and chromosones attach themselves at there centomeres

Question 6

Explain metaphase

Answer 6

Spindle fibres tugg the chromosones to form a equator in cell

Question 7

Explain anapahse

Answer 7

S fibres contract causing the centometre to spilt taking the chromosones with it. Centrioles are also considered to be “south/north poles since they are now at opposite end of each other

Question 8

Explain telophase

Answer 8

One set of chromosones are at each “pole” of cell. Spindle fibre is gone, nuclear membrame forms around chromosones. Nucleos apears in each nucleus, and cell is ready to divide.

Question 9

What are the 2 spilt cells called?

Answer 9

Daughter cells

Question 10

What happens when animal cell splits

Answer 10

Memebrame pinches itself, and cytoplasm divides

Question 11

What happens when plant cell splits

Answer 11

Cell plate will form to split them and to aslo make new cell membrame and wall.