1) Prophase - DNA condenses to form visible chromosomes - The FIRST phase of Mitosis (after interphase) - DNA condenses to form visible chromosomes - Nucleus is starting to dissolve
2) Metaphase - The SECOND phase of Mitosis - Chromosomes line up in the middle (M for middle) - Centromeres are same distance from each side of the cell
3) Anaphase - The THIRD phase of Mitosis - Chromatids (half of the “X”) separate and move away to either side of the cell (A for away) - Spindle fibers pull them apart
4) Telophase - The FINAL phase of Mitosis (before cytokinesis) - New nuclei form around chromosomes - One identical set of chromosomes (DNA) are in each nuclei
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Which phase is this? - The FINAL phase of Mitosis (before cytokinesis)
Which phase is this? - Chromatids (half of the “X”) separate and move away to either side of the cell (A for away)
Which phase is this? - Centromeres are same distance from each side of the cell
Which phase is this? - Chromatin condenses to form visible chromosomes
Which phase is this? - Chromatin condenses to form visible chromosomes
Which phase is this? - Spindle fibers pull the chromatids apart
Which phase is this? - Nucleus is present, but starting to dissolve
Which phase is this? - Chromosomes line up in the middle (M for middle)
Which phase is this? - New nuclei form around chromosomes
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