Illustrating Mitosis Each Circle Is Representing A Different Stage Of Mitosis Students Are To Label Each Stage Correctl 1 (35.23 KiB) Viewed 222 times
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Illustrating Mitosis Each circle is representing a different stage of mitosis. Students are to label each stage correctly and draw missing cell components, as listed below, in the circles provided. Additionally, next to each circle indicate whether the chromosomes are in their duplicated or unduplicated state. To be included: • Label each stage name (interphase is already labeled) . 1 homologous pair of long chromosomes (2 different colors- black and gray in Interphase) 1 homologous pair of short chromosomes (same 2 different colors as long chromosomes black and gray in interphase) Centrioles Spindle apparatus Chromosomes in duplicated vs unduplicated state (already done for interphase.) . . MITOSIS Centrale will replicate before mitosis starts) x x Interphase (after DNA Replication) Chromosomes are in duplicated state Cytoskeleton (will become spindle) X O
Illustrating Mitosis Each circle is representing a different stage of mitosis. Students are to label each stage correctly and draw missing cell components, as listed below, in the circles provided. Additionally, next to each circle indicate whether the chromosomes are in their duplicated or unduplicated state. To be included: . Label each stage name (Interphase is already labeled) 1 homologous pair of long chromosomes (2 different colors- black and gray in Interphase) 1 homologous pair of short chromosomes (same 2 different colors as long chromosomes- black and gray in Interphase) • Centrioles ◆ Spindle apparatus . Chromosomes in duplicated vs. unduplicated state (already done for interphase.) JUN 7 ● . Ce re mi
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