What Are the Stages of Mitosis?
Mitosis, also called indirect division, refers to a process in which eukaryotic cells divide to produce somatic cells.
Mitosis
(Biological noun)
- Mitosis is also called indirect mitosis.
- Split with
- Chromosome atrophy
- 1. Maintain the normal growth and development of individuals (the consistency of genetic composition between tissues and cells);
- Second, to ensure the continuity and stability of species (uniformity of genetic composition among individuals and asexual reproduction organisms between individuals and generations)
- First look at the number of chromosomes: the odd number is subtracted (sister separation only looks at one pole) Second look at the presence of homologous chromosomes: no reduction (sister separation only looks at one pole) Third look at the behavior of homologous chromosomes: determine silk Minus
- Note: If the cytoplasm is divided unevenly, it is the stage of meiosis or of oocyte.
- Homologous chromosome separation-late late sister separation-late late