Which of these is the correct sequence for the phases of...

Which of these is the correct sequence for the phases of mitosis? prophase, interphase, metaphase, telophase prophase, metaphase, telophase, anaphase prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase interphase, prophase; metaphase, anaphase

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0:00 Mytosis.

00:01 Mitosis is a kind of cell division that can be seen with regard to somatic cells and this is the one which in turn can replace the dead or damaged cells.

00:12 And this in turn can be made possible by using a process that is called as cell cycle which in turn will involve the following component.

00:20 The first one it is called as the gap one phase which in turn can also be returned as g1 phase followed by synthesis phase.

00:30 And this synthesis phase intern can also be returned as s phase, followed by the third one, which is called as the gap two phase or as the g2 phase, and next to it, it is called as the mitosis.

00:43 And it should be noted that these three are in turn referred with one particular common term that is intern noted as interface.

00:52 And this mitosis intern has subparts, namely the first one, it is called as the pro phase.

00:59 And this prophase intern is followed by metaphase and this metaphase intern is subsequently followed by anap phase and this anaphase intern is followed by the last stage of division that is called as the telophase so the key event in each of these is that in gap one the cell prepares and makes it components ready for the process of synthesis and in synthesis the genetic materials that is the deoxyribonucic acid return as dna in turn would be replicated.

01:29 And then followed which in gap 2 phase and also other organals that are present in the cell also will be duplicated so that they can be equally distributed between the different daughter cells that are in turn produced that is the two daughter cells which are in turn produced at the end of this division and gap 2 is the one which in turn will check whether all are ready in order to undergo the process of division that is called as mitosis in pro phase the condensation of the nuclear material in turn will tend to happen that is the chromosomes and then the the nuclear envelope would break down in meta phase that will be aligning that in turn will happen in the center of a particular cell in a phase the start of separation in turn would be noticed that is the chromosomes in turn would start to separate and followed by in the last phase that is called as the teloe phase the intern would be separated followed which this is in turn followed by cytokinenses meaning that the cells in turn can be split into equal halves by with regard to division of siga organals and also the other cell contents.

02:30 So these are the events which in turn can be lead with which in turn could lead to the separation of one cell into two and it should be noted that one parent cell...

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Which of these is the correct sequence for the phases of mitosis? prophase, interphase, metaphase, telophase prophase, metaphase, telophase, anaphase prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase interphase, prophase; metaphase, anaphase

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