What occurs during the M phase?

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What occurs during the M
phase?
Sections 8.6 and 8.7
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Mitosis and Cytokinesis
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Prophase (including prometaphase)
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Nuclear membrane breaks
down
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Chromatin condenses into
chromosomes
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Spindle fibers appear
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Centriole + spindle fibers =
centrosome
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Centrosomes move to poles
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Nucleolus disappears
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Kinetochore of centromere on
each sister chromatid attaches to
spindle fiber
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Prophase…
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Metaphase
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Spindle is fully formed
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Chromosomes line up in the
“middle” of the cell (at the
metaphase plate – which is
between the poles of the cell)
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Anaphase
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Nonkinetochore microtubules
elongate the cell
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Centromeres of sister chromatids
split
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Motor proteins of kinetochores pull
daughter chromosomes to the
poles centromere 1st along
microtubules
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Ends when chromosomes reach
the poles
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Telophase
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Nuclear membranes reappear
(one around each set of
chromosomes)
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Chromosomes uncoil to
chromatin
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Nucleolus reappears
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Spindle breaks down
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Cytokinesis begins during this
stage
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Cytokinesis
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Division of cytoplasms
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Starts during telophase
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Animal Cells – pinching
inward forms a cleavage
furrow
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Plant cells – vesicles align
between the two nuclei;
vesicles fuse to form a cell
plate; cell plate grows outward