Cell
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- What exactly do you mean when you say her cells are dividing?
- Okay, Ma'am, the baby is adorable, and your cells are dividing normally!
- The interphase, when cells are doing cell-like functions, precedes cell division.
- Mitosis is a process that occurs during cell division. The prophase is the earliest step of this process, during which the nuclear membrane vanishes, chromosomes become visible, and pairs of centrioles begin to separate.
- The second step is metaphase, which occurs when centriole pairs travel to opposing ends of the cell while chromosomes remain in the middle. The anaphase phase follows, which is when DNA is torn apart. Anaphase causes DNA to end up on opposite cell poles.
- Oh don't worry sweetheart cell division is good! Without it we would die.
- The telophase is the following step. The nuclear membrane forms around the two new sets of chromosomes during this phase. Chromosomes begin to uncoil. The metaphase spindle fibers vanish, and the cell begins to form a furrow in the center that will eventually lead to cytokinesis.
- Oh don't worry sweetheart cell division is good! Without it we would die.
- The organelles and other substances in the cytoplasm are divided into two equal portions during cytokinesis, resulting in two identical cells. And the daughter cell has the same genetic makeup as the parent cell.
- I learned a lot about cell division today thanks to you!
- If something goes wrong with the cell cycle, cancer may result. Eventually, all of your cells will perish.
- Keeping the cells nourished, replacing damaged cells, and replicating DNA within the nucleus are all checkpoints to avoid mistakes.
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