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| The process of cell division |
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| dna is copied and the cell gets for division-waiting stage |
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chromatid pairs can be seen
centriols start to appear on each side of the cell. |
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chromatid pairs line up across the center of the cell
spindle fibers from the centrioles and connect to the centromers of the chromosomes and start to pull |
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Spindle fibers begin to pull out the centromere from both sides and separate.
they move to opposite ends of the cell |
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chromosomes begin to uncoil back into chromatid and two nuclei form around each chromosome set.
spindle fibers begin to disappear
The cell membrane begins to split |
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cytoplasm begins to split down the middle and two daughter cells are formed.
in plant cells the cell grow wide and new cell wall grows down the middle. |
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| bundle of dna and protein that makes up a chromosome inside the nucleus |
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tightly coiled bundle of dna and protein made up of two chromatids
contains the traits |
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point where the two chromatids connect-
the center of the chromosome |
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