BIOL 1107 : BIO_CHAPTER_11_The_CELL_CYCLE_Study_GuidePage’s_194.docx
Document Summary
Histone proteins: what event(s) characterizes each of the following cell stages: go, (g1, s, g2), m. (go phase or interphase is divided into three subphases, g1, s and g2). G1:occurs after m phase but before s phase. G2: period when chromosome replication is complete but mitosis has not begun. S phase: synthesis phase= replication of the genetic material is separated, in time, from the portioning of chromosome copies during m phase. Cytokinesis: the division of cytoplasm into 2 distinct cells. Prophase: when chromosomes condense into compact structures and the spindle apparatus starts to form. Metaphase: chromosomes complete migration to the middle of the cell. Anaphase: sister chromatids separate, chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles of the cell. Be able to describe the stages by which a spindle assembles and chromosomes attach to it. The centrosome is the structure that contains a pair of centrioles.