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- At the end of the poles, there are these structures called the spindle apparatus. This structure had appeared in Prophase, the beginning of mitosis.
- The spindle apparatus contains a centriole and that centriole has spindle fibers that are connected to the chromosomes and help them move.
- centriole
- SPINDLE APPARATUS
- spindle fibers
- When chromosomes reach the poles of the cell, Anaphase is done. The next stage is the last stage of mitosis. It is called “Telophase.”
- You can find the two spindle apparatus at the opposite end of your cell. They appeared back in Prophase.
- Telophase
- TWO NUCLEI
- The spindle fibers help the chromosomes move to the ends.
- Let’s recall that a human body has 46 identical chromosomes. When the nuclei reappear, there will be 46 chromosomes in each nuclei.
- Let’s remember Telophase as the last step for “t-” meaning the “two” which will make sense in the next square.
- I KNOW YOU'RE PROBABLY WONDERING
- "to make identical cells-"but where?
- If Telophase is the end of mitosis, then where are the new cells?
- was i lied to?
- A nucleus will form on one end of the cell and another nucleus will form on the other end. Simple, right?
- When the chromosomes are at opposite ends, there will be TWO nuclei (plural form of nucleus) forming at each side and they will surround the chromosomes.
- There will be 46 chromosomes in each nucleus.
- You’re right! Telophase makes the two nuclei appear but it doesn’t make two cells yet. This will happen in Cytokinesis.
- all of this reading for nothing?
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