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| DNA is replicated in the S phase |
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| Visible chromosomes made of two sister chromatids begin to align, centrosomes head towards opposite ends |
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| Chromosomes form diads which align to form tetrads which cross over and recombination occurs, nuclear envelope disappears and centrosomes grow further. |
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| Chromosomes are fully condensed and aligned. Spindle fibers hook up with the kinetochore |
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| Diads are pulled apart by spindle fibers which use the protien dynein. This protien uses ATP to pull. |
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| chromosomes are now on opposite ends and the nuclear envelope forms, chromosomes decondense. |
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| Chromosomes condense again but only one diad from each chromosome pair |
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| whats the difference between Meiosis and Mitosis |
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| In meiosis the chromosome number is half of the parent cell while in mitosis it is the same. Meiosis creates 4 cells while mitosis creates 2 cells. Recombination occurs only in meiosis. |
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