PART I: Mitosis Name three reasons why cells divide. What percentage of time doe
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PART I: Mitosis
Name three reasons why cells divide.
What percentage of time does a cell spend in INTERPHASE?
What is the difference between chromatin and chromosomes?
When would you find DNA in the form of chromatin during the cell cycle?
When would you find DNA in the form of chromosomes during the cell cycle?
Why does the chromatin condense into chromosomes?
What are three subphases of Interphase?
What happens during S phase of interphase?
When during the cell cycle are sister chromatids produced?
When during the cell cycle is duplicate DNA made?
Is mitosis sexual or asexual cellular reproduction?
Are the daughter cells identical or unique from the parent cell after mitosis?
How many daughter cells are produced during mitosis?
What type of cells are produced by way of mitosis?
What is the definition of mitosis?
Explanation / Answer
Cell divides for reproduction, or to promote the growth of a structure, or to replace a dead cell. Cell division plays a variety of roles in a multicellular organism.
Cells spend almost 78% of time in interphase. During this time the cell does not divide.
The chromatin is the DNA that forms a nucleosome binding with histone proteins. Chromatin is present in the nucleus. The chromatin condenses to form chromosomes.
Chromatin is always present in the cell.
Chromosomes are found in the cell during after S phase.
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