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| includes mitosis & cytokinesis |
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| First Phase of Interphase, most variable in length. |
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| Part of Interphase when DNA is duplicated, about half the time of the cell cycle. |
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| Third Phase of interphase, cell grows and makes final preparations to divide |
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| includes centrosomes, spindle microtubules, and asters. Begins to form in cytoplasm during prophase |
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| subcellular region containing material that functions throughout the cell to organize the cell's microtubules. |
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| structure of proteins associated with specific sections of chromosomal DNA at centromere. |
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| Phase when centrosome duplicates |
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| Phase when chromatin starts to condense into chromosomes, Nucleoli disappear, mitotic spindle begins to form. |
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| Phase when nuclear envelope breaks up, microtubules invade nuclear area, chromosomes fully condensed and microtubules attach to kinetochores. |
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| Phase when centrosomes are on complete opposite poles, chromosomes are in exact middle. Asters contact plasma membrane. |
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| where the chromosomes convene in the middle of dividing cell. |
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| shortest stage of mitosis, begins when cohesin proteins are cleaved and sister chromatids separate. Chromosomes are pulled to the poles by microtubules. |
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| Enzyme that cleaves cohesin proteins |
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| Phase when two daughter nuclei form and nuclear envelope reappears. Nucleoli reappear and chromosomes become uncondensed. Microtubules depolymerize as well |
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