ane centrosome ouplicates 8 the cell resumes growth production of the proteins and centrioles needed for mitosis is finished and drop the term on the left to the best description occurring in subphases of interphase on the right. Answers may be used once. w Available Hint(s) 1 DNA replication Cellular growth and biosynthesis of organelles and proteins for various functions Centrioles finish replicating Growth and biosynthesis of products to be used in mitosis Centrioles begin to replicate S G2 Reset Help
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Please match the event to the correct subphase of interphase. You may use each subphase more than once. Structures directly involved in cell division are synthesized. Enzymes and organelles double in number. A cell may exit the cell cycle and become nondividing. DNA is replicated. Centrioles complete division.
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Match the cell cycle phase of a eukaryotic cell cycle with the events that occur in each phase. Some choices may be used more than once. Cell ensures a supply of energy and nucleotides, and proteins, like histones and enzymes needed for DNA replication Cell ensures a supply of energy, enzymes, and tubulin proteins (microtubules) to build mitotic spindles Organelles, other than centrosomes in animal cells, are duplicated (because centrosomes are duplicated in an earlier phase of Interphase) DNA replication occurs; centrosomes are duplicated in animal cells In karyokinesis of the mitotic phase, the nuclear envelope begins breaking apart, and membrane-bound organelles, like the Golgi apparatus and endoplasmic reticulum, start breaking up into vesicles Chromatin condenses (become thicker) to form chromosomes Centrosomes have moved to opposite poles (opposite sides of the cell) and their mitotic spindles start connecting to centromeres of chromosomes (where sister chromatids are attached) Chromosomes (two sister chromatids connected by a centromere) line up in single file along the metaphase plate, guided by mitotic spindles so that attached sister chromatid face opposite poles (opposite ends) of the cell. Sister chromatids detach and are pulled by mitotic spindles toward opposite poles (opposite sides) of the cell In animal cells, the cleavage furrow forms. In plant cells, the cell plate forms. Cytoplasm and organelles are evenly divided between the two developing cells. The nuclear envelope reforms as chromosomes start to elongate into chromatin.
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Chromosomes are replicated [Choose] [Choose] Cell undergoes normal metabolic activity Meiosis G2 phase Cell prepares to divide Mitosis G1 phase Cell replicates organelles Cytokinesis S phase Cell's cytoplasm is divided [Choose] The majority of cell growth happens [Choose] Newly replicated chromosomes are divided [Choose]
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