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Transcript
Spindle fibers pull
chromatids apart
Chromosomes reach
opposite ends of the cell
Cell growth
Extra proteins, enzymes
and other cell parts
are made
Nuclear membrane
reforms
Nuclear membrane
disappears
Spindle fibers form
Centromere connects two
halves of double
chromosome
Chromosomes replicate
Each cell has two
identical sets of single
chromosomes
Centrioles duplicate and
form two pair
Chromosomes attach
to spindle fibers
Chromosomes thicken
and become visible
Spindles disappear
Centromeres line up in
center of cell
Centrioles move to
opposite sides of cell
Cell furrow forms
and cells divide
Shortest phase
Cytokinesis occurs
Spindle fibers pull
chromatids apart
Chromosomes reach
opposite ends of the cell
Cell growth
Extra proteins, enzymes
and other cell parts
are made
Nuclear membrane
reforms
Nuclear membrane
disappears
Spindle fibers form
Centromere connects two
halves of double
chromosome
Chromosomes replicate
Each cell has two
identical sets of single
chromosomes
Centrioles duplicate and
form two pair
Chromosomes attach
to spindle fibers
Chromosomes thicken
and become visible
Cytokinesis occurs
Chromosomes reach
opposite ends of the cell
Cell growth
Extra proteins, enzymes
and other cell parts
are made
Nuclear membrane
reforms
Nuclear membrane
disappears
Spindle fibers form
Chromosomes replicate
Each cell has two
identical sets of single
chromosomes
Centrioles duplicate and
form two pair
Chromosomes attach
to spindle fibers
Longest phase
Spindles disappear
Centromeres line up in
center of cell
Centrioles move to
opposite sides of cell
Cell furrow forms
and cells divide
Shortest phase
Spindle fibers pull
chromatids apart
Centromere connects two
halves of double
chromosome
Longest phase
Chromosomes thicken
and become visible
Longest phase
Spindles disappear
Centromeres line up in
center of cell
Centrioles move to
opposite sides of cell
Cell furrow forms
and cells divide
Shortest phase
Cytokinesis occurs