| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Prophase | The Nucleus Disappears, & DNA Thickens Into Chromatin (First DNA Structure That Can Be Seen) Chromatin Later Develop Into Chromosomes, Centrioles Move To The Poles, & The Formation Of The Spindle Fibers |
| Metophase | Chromosomes Move To The Equatorial Plate Along The Spindle Fibers |
| Anaphase | Chromosomes Divide (Into Chromatids) And Move To The Poles, & Since Chromosomes Have Double The DNA, A Human Cell Has 92 Chromosomes. In The Human Cell Chromatids also represent 46 Chromosomes |
| Telophase | Chromatids Unwind, And The Nucleus Reappears. |
| Cytokinesis | A Single Cell Splitting Into Two Cells |
| Cytokinesis (Animal Cell) | Develops A Furrow At The End Of Telophase And Breaks Apart |
| Cytokinesis (Plant Cell) | They Are More Rigid Because Of Their Cells Walls. Therefore, They Develop A Cell Plate To Divide The Cell. |
| G1 Phase | Cell Grows Larger And Increases Organelles |
| S Phase | DNA Replication |
| G2 Phase | Protein Synthesis |
| M Phase | Mitosis, Which Is A Process In Which Two Daughter Cells Are Produced With The Same Chromosome Type And Number As The Parent Cell |
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