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Genesis / Cellf-made: Shaza and Farah's Mitosis game <3

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Label parts & functions of mitosis - Pharmacy Cells and Foundation Biology Project

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Label parts & functions of mitosis - Pharmacy Cells and Foundation Biology Project

by Farah Youssef
1 Interphase (G1)
2 Interphase (S phase)
3 Late Interphase (G2)
4 Early Prophase
5 Prophase
6 Prometaphase
7 Spindle Fibres
8 Metaphase
9 Anaphase
10 Telophase + Cytokinesis
11 Detailed view of spindle apparatus
12 Kinetochore

Explanation

Cell is growing. Chromatin is loose and spread. Nucleus clearly visible

DNA replication occurring Chromatin still uncondensed

Chromosomes begin to condense Nuclear membrane still present.

Chromosomes clearly visible Spindle fibers start forming Nuclear envelope breaking down

Nuclear membrane completely gone Spindle fibers attach to chromosomes (kinetochores)

Key Aspects of Spindle Fibers in Mitosis: Composition: Composed of tubulin protein polymers known as microtubules. Formation: They begin to form during prophase as centrosomes move to opposite ends of the cell, forming a spindle-shaped structure.

Chromosomes aligned at the equatorial plate (middle of the cell) Spindle fully formed

Sister chromatids separate Pulled toward opposite poles

Two nuclei reform Chromosomes decondense Cell membrane pinches → two daughter cells

The kinetochore is a proteinaceous structure that assembles onto centromeric DNA and mediates chromosome attachment to microtubules during mitosis.

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