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Mitosis (/maɪˈtoʊsɪs/) is a part of the cell
cycle in
which replicated chromosomes are
separated into two new nuclei. Cell
division by
mitosis is an equational...
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chromatids is
released and they
segregate from one another, as
during mitosis. In some cases, all four of the
meiotic products form
gametes such as sperm...
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there are two
distinct types of cell division: a
vegetative division (
mitosis),
producing daughter cells genetically identical to the
parent cell, and...
- the M
phase that
includes mitosis and cytokinesis.
During interphase, the cell grows, ac****ulating
nutrients needed for
mitosis, and
replicates its DNA...
- Maturation-promoting
factor (abbreviated MPF, also
called mitosis-promoting
factor or M-Phase-promoting factor) is the cyclin–Cdk
complex that was discovered...
- φάσις (phásis) 'appearance') is the
first stage of cell
division in both
mitosis and meiosis.
Beginning after interphase, DNA has
already been replicated...
- "sporic". The
cycles differ in when
mitosis (growth) occurs.
Zygotic meiosis and
gametic meiosis have one
mitotic stage:
mitosis occurs during the n
phase in...
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chromatids are
separated from each
other into two
different cells during mitosis or
during the
second division of meiosis.
Compare sister chromatids to...
- for
mitosis, and
conducts other "normal" cell functions. A
common misconception is that
interphase is the
first stage of
mitosis, but
since mitosis is...
- the
third subphase of
interphase in the cell
cycle directly preceding mitosis. It
follows the
successful completion of S phase,
during which the cell’s...
