Stages Of Mitosis Flashcards

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What is the acronym for the name of the stages of mitosis?

What does the acronym spell out?

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IPMAT

Interphase 
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
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What is the acronym for what IPMAT does?

What does the acronym spell out?

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The acronym is DCASP

Duplicate 
Coil
Align 
Separate 
Pinch or Partition
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What is happens in interphase?

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Duplicate

Duplicate the DNA

The pictures are first a box around the nucleus with many loose chromatin.
The second picture is a box around the nucleus with twice as many loose chromatin.

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What happens in Prophase?

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Coil

Coil chromatin to form chromosomes to conveniently carry

The picture is a box around a nucleus with half as many as the double chromatin. It forms chromosomes which are tight DNA.

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What happens in Metaphase?

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Align

Align chromosomes along the axis

The picture is a box around the nucleus with two chromosomes parallel vertically to each other.

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What happens in Anaphase?

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Separate

Separate stuff to two sides of the cell

The picture is a box with the nucleus with dotted circle containing chromosomes on separate sides of the cell.

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What happens in Telophase?

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Pinch or Partition

Pinch or Partition to produce two identical cells.

The first picture is a box with a nucleus with loose chromatin. The second picture is a box with a nucleus with tight chromosomes, the two cells are identical.

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