Mitosis Padlet - Ariana Rodriguez by Ariana Rodriguez

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Step 1 - Interphase

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Before mitosis begins,

chromosomes are copied.

Each chromosome becomes

two chromatids.

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Step 2 - Prophase

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Mitosis begins. Chromosomes

condense from long strands

into rodlike structures.

Step 3 - Metaphase

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The nuclear membrane is

dissolved. Paired chromatids

align at the cell's equator.

Step 4 - Anaphase

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The paired chromatids

separate and move to

opposite sides of cell,

Step 5 - Telophase

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A nuclear membrane forms

around each set of chromosomes

decondense. Mitosis is complete.

Step 6 - Cytokinesis

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In a cell that lacks a cell wall,

the cell pinches in two. In a cell that has a cell wall, a cell will separate the cells into two new cells

What is the difference between mitosis and meiosis?

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Even though the two words sound the same, they are quite different. Mitosis has one round of genetic separation while meiosis has two. In addition, in meiosis the daughter cells are not identical to the parent cells, while as in mitosis the daughter and the parent cells are identical.