At which stage of mitosis chromatids separate and passes to different poles :

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• IN which stage of mitosis division segregation of chromatids occur and they migrate at different polar ends.
• Which of the following statement is/are correct for prophase of mitosis ? (i) At the end of this phase nuclear membrane and nucleolus disintegrate. (ii) At the end of this phase two chromosome and a centromere holding them together. (iii) This phase begins with the condensation of chromatids along their lengths.
• 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
• At which phase of meiosis, the 2 cell, each with separated sister chromatids move towards opposite poles :
• Cytokinesis is generally, but not always, seen in mitosis. If cells undergo mitosis and do not follow cytokinesis then it would result in :
• Statement – P : In ‘S’ stage centrosome is duplicated Statement – Q : In the prophase centrioles separate from each other and move towards the opposite poles.
• 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 ?
• The telophase stage of mitosis is…….
• Which of the following statement is/are correct for Prophase-I ? (i) During diplotene, the members of each pair of homologous chromosomes start moving away from one another. (ii) In zygotene, bivalent chromosomes appear tetravalent. (iii) In diakinesis, chromatids become separated even at the site of chiasmata.