Review questions, Oct 28
- Identify different phases of the cell cycle in Fig 1 and 2 using
the following terms:
metaphase telophase interphase prophase anaphase
mitotic phase G1 phase G2 phase S
phase
- At which phases the followings occur? Use the terms listed above.
- Daughter chromosomes are completely separated and start to uncoil.
Nuclear envelops are formed around the chromosomes.
- Chromosomes start to coil.
The two centrioles migrate towards the opposite directions poles.
- Chromosomes are aligned at the center of the cell.
- Cells duplicate their chromosomes.
- Mitotic spindles start to form from the centrioles.
- Chromosomes move towards the centre of the cell.
- Sister chromosomes are separated from each other and now called
daughter chromosomes. Daughter
chromosomes move towards the opposite poles.
- Each chromosome is
composed of two chromatids (sister chromatids) in preparation for
mitosis.
- A chemical which disrupts microtubules would interfere
with________.
- chromosome uncoiling
- chromosome coiling
- chromosome replication
- mitotic spindle
- formation of nuclear envelop
- Division of the cytoplasm is called _______. Animal cells divide by forming
______. Plant cells divide by
forming ________.
- cytokinesis ................ the cell plate .............. the
cleavage furrow
- cytokinesis ................ the cleavage furrow ... the cell
plate
- meiosis......................
the cell plate .............. the cleavage furrow
- meiosis ....................... the cleavage furrow .. the cell
plate
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