Stage of interphase that is devoted to last minute protein synthesis as cell prepares to divide.
G2
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The phase in which the cell is preparing for division
Interphase
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Chromatin shortens and coils into chromosomes, nucleoli and nuclear envelope disappear. A centrosome and its centrioles move to opposite poles, and mitotic spindles from.
prophase
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stage of interphase where the cell prepares for replication by producing all the enzymes required for DNA replication and duplicates most of its organelles is called
G1
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The nucleoil and nuclear membrane disappear
prophase
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Cell prepares for replication. Cell produces all the enzymes required for DNA replication and duplicates most of its organelles
G1 phase
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Cleavage furrow forms around the center of cell, progresses inward, and separates cytoplasm into two separate and usually equal portions.
cytokenesis
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Centromers separate and chromosomes begin migration toward opposite poles of the cell
anaphase
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Help organize mitotic spindle used in cell division
centrioles
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Chromatin coils and condenses to form chromosomes
prophase
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centrosomes/centrioles begin to sepaerate and move toward opposite ends of the cell and produce the mitotic spindle
prophase
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What is the correct sequence of the cell cycle beginning with interphase is:
G1, S G2, mitosis
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Nuclear envelope reappears and encloses chromosomes, chromosomes resume chromatin form, nucleoli reappear, and mitotic spindle disappears.