The telophase stage of mitosis is…….

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• Cytokinesis is generally, but not always, seen in mitosis. If cells undergo mitosis and do not follow cytokinesis then it would result in :
• Match the following : Coulmn-I Coulmn-II (A) Prophase (i) Nuclear membrane and other orgenelles reorganise (B) Metaphase (ii) Arrangement of chromatids on the poles (C) Anaphase (iii) Formation of cytoplasmic fibres of proteins (D) Telophase (iv) Arranged on equatorial plane (E) Cytokinesis (v) The formation of syncytium
• Match the following : Coulmn-I Coulmn-II (A) Prophase-I (i) Chromosomes move toward one plane along with centromere. (B) Metaphase-II (ii) Half the number of chromosomes in seen (C) Anaphase-I (iii) Longest phase of meiosis-I (D) Telophase-I (iv) Two nuclei are seen
• Match the following : Coulmn-I Coulmn-II (A) Cytokinesis (i) Reformation of nuclear Membrane and golgi body (B) Metaphase (ii) Synthesis of RNA and protein (C) Telophase (iii) Centromers of chmosomes are arranged on equatorial plate. (D) Interphase (iv) Contraction of chomosomes starts (v) The formation of synctium
• Which of the following statement is/are correct for Meiosis-II ? (i) Chromosomes are arranged on equatorial plate in prophase-II (ii) Nucleolus disappear during telophase-II (iii) In anaphase-II, the chromatids with their independent centromeres are called chromosomes. (iv) In metaphase-II, centromere of each chromosome becomes attached to filament of bipolar spindle.
• The stage of mitosis during which the nucleolus disintegrates and chromosomes appear is known as
• Complete disintegration of nuclear membrane and nucleolus take place during which stage of mitosis ?
• At which stage of mitosis chromatids separate and passes to different poles :
• IN which stage of mitosis division segregation of chromatids occur and they migrate at different polar ends.
• Statement – P : G1 stage is the last stage or interphase. Statement – Q : Systhesis of DNA takes place in G2 stage.