1) Using the image above, name the processes labeled A-C: …
1) Using the image above, name the processes labeled A-C: The process labeled in A (green) is called: [A]. It occurs before Mitosis and before B + C. B and C together are part of one process that is divided into 2 parts: The process labeled in B (orange) is called: [B] The process labeled in C (purple) is called: [C] 2) Name the process associated with each of the following descriptions: Do not use A, B, or C. Instead use actual process names (like your answers for the question above). Homologous chromosomes separate in [D] Chromosome duplication occurs in [E] Sister chromatids separate in [F]
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Using the image above, name the stages in A-C (provide the actual stage name): Name the stage in A: [A] Name the stage in B: [B] Name the stage in C: [C] Using the image above, label each of the stages described below (using A, B, or C): Characteristics Stage Nuclear envelopes reform and two daughter nuclei form Chromosomes become less condensed Mitotic spindles disassemble This is followed by division of the cytoplasm [D] Cohesin proteins are cleaved Sister chromatid separate, moving towards opposite ends of the cell [E] Centrosomes are now at opposite ends of the cell Chromosomes line up at the metaphase plate. [F]
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Using the image above, name the stages in A-C (provide the actual stage name): Name the stage in A: [A] Name the stage in B: [B] Name the stage in C: [C] Using the image above, label each of the stages described below (using A, B, or C): Characteristics Stage Nuclear envelope breaks down Kinetochore microtubules attach to centromere of each sister chromatid [D] Uncondensed chromosomes Duplicated chromosomes Visible nucleolus [E] Condensed chromosomes Nucleolus disappear Mitotic spindles begin to form [F]
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Using the image above, answer the following questions: Each blank is worth 0.5 points As shown in the image above, the Cell Cycle is divided into 2 main parts: As shown in letter E above, this part is called [E] As shown in letter D above, this part is called [D] The part labeled “E” above, is divided into 3 parts: As shown in letter A above, this part is called [A] As shown in letter B above, this part is called [B] As shown in letter C above, this part is called [C] Name the stage where DNA is replicated: [F]
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