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review of notes provided in class on the cell cycle

by Phoebe Schroeder
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1 . Cells spend MOST of their time in ( cell cycle stage ) .

2 . Division of the nucleus is called .

3 . Division of the cytoplasm and entire cell is called .

4 . Chromosomes first become visible in .

5 . Sister chromatids are pulled apart in .

6 . Spindle fibers first appear in .

7 . Chromosomes line up on the equator of a cell in .

8 . The nuclear membrane reappears in .

9 . Spindle fibers attach to chromosomes in .

10 . Chromosomes unwind and go back to being chromatin in .