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  • Cell malfunctionCall 001-234-5679
  • PLEASE MAKE SURE TO COPY ALL YOUR DNA
  • So because there are 46 chromosomes, your cells will need to copy those chromosomes before they can move onto mitosis.
  • MITOSIS THAT WAY 
  • !WANTED!CHROMOSOME WENT MISSINGREWARD - 444K
  • I'm Jade!
  • SISTER CHROMATIDS
  • And I'm Jude
  • Chromosomes have sister chromatids. Remember when we said chromosomes are shaped like an “X?” An “X” has two lines and think of those two lines as the sister chromatids.
  • X
  • MEET JADE AND JUDE: THE CHROMOSOMES
  • CENTROMERE
  • And there is a structure in the middle of the chromosomes called a centromere. Centromere is in the middle because “centro- = center,” easy to remember, right? And this centromeres hold the sister chromatids together.
  • Thanks to our centromere, we're stuck together now!
  • If we say all DNA needs to be copied before mitosis, it means that the chromosomes need to be copied.
  • Chromosomes have two sister chromatids.
  • 42 Chromatids 42 Chromosomes
  • 96 Chromatids 42 Chromosomes
  • Remember that the number of chromosomes IS the number of centromere. Look at the next square!
  • MITOSIS
  • ANAPHASE
  • METAPHASE
  • PROPHASE
  • 1 Chromatid1 Chromosome (Haploid)
  • So when the DNA IS copied, your homologous chromosomes will now have 2 chromatids, called a diploid chromosome, but because they still only have 1 centromere, you will have just 46 chromosomes with 92 chromatids.
  • Before your DNA is copied, there will be only one chromatid, called a haploid chromosome, and if there is a centromere attached to it, you will still call that a chromosome because you are counting the number of centromeres it has. A normal human being has 46 chromosomes. No more. No less.
  • 2 Chromatids 1 Chromosome (Diploid)
  • This is how it looks like before and after your DNA is replicated. Make sense now?
  • Before
  • After
  • We will remember Prophase as the first step for “pro-” meaning the beginning of mitosis.
  • TELOPHASE
  • Let's now start with the first step of mitosis! A phase called Prophase.
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