1) Using the image above, name the processes labeled A-C: …

1) Using the image above, name the processes labeled A-C:  The process labeled in A (green)  is called: . It occurs before Mitosis and before B + C.  B and C together are part of one process that is divided into 2 parts: The process labeled in B (orange) is called: The process labeled in C (purple) is called: 2) Name the process associated with each of the following descriptions: Do not use A, B, or C. Instead use actual process names (like your answers for the question above).  Homologous chromosomes separate in Chromosome duplication occurs in Sister chromatids separate in

Using the image above, name the stages in A-C (provide the a…

Using the image above, name the stages in A-C (provide the actual stage name):  Name the stage in A: Name the stage in B: Name the stage in C:    Using the image above, label each of the stages described below (using A, B, or C):  Characteristics Stage Nuclear envelopes reform and two daughter nuclei form Chromosomes become less condensed  Mitotic spindles disassemble  This is followed by division of the cytoplasm  Cohesin proteins are cleaved Sister chromatid separate, moving towards opposite ends of the cell  Centrosomes are now at opposite ends of the cell  Chromosomes line up at the metaphase plate. 

Using the image above, name the stages in A-C (provide the a…

Using the image above, name the stages in A-C (provide the actual stage name):  Name the stage in A: Name the stage in B: Name the stage in C:   Using the image above, label each of the stages described below (using A, B, or C):  Characteristics  Stage Nuclear envelope breaks down  Kinetochore microtubules attach to centromere of each sister chromatid Uncondensed chromosomes  Duplicated chromosomes  Visible nucleolus  Condensed chromosomes  Nucleolus disappear  Mitotic spindles begin to form 

  Using the image above, answer the following questions: Eac…

  Using the image above, answer the following questions: Each blank is worth 0.5 points  As shown in the image above, the Cell Cycle is divided into 2 main parts:  As shown in letter E above, this part is called As shown in letter D above, this part is called The part labeled “E” above, is divided into 3 parts: As shown in letter A above, this part is called As shown in letter B above, this part is called As shown in letter C above, this part is called Name the stage where DNA is replicated: