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Cells Divide and Grow

The process of cell division in anaphaseprophasemitosiscytoplasmSelect your answer is continuous. A German scientist used a(n) copiesgrowthdyepairsSelect your answer to observe cells in different phases. He drew what he viewed, then placed the pictures in copiespairssequenceprophaseSelect your answer. During interphase, the chromosomes make copiesmitosisidenticalpairsSelect your answer of themselves. The membrane around the nucleus starts to disappear during anaphasemitosisprophasecytoplasmSelect your answer. In metaphase, chromosome pairsgrowthcytoplasmcopiesSelect your answer line up along the cell’s middle. Then, in, prophasemitosisanaphasecytoplasmSelect your answer they split apart and travel to opposite sides. During telophase, the cytoplasmanaphaseprophasemitosisSelect your answer divides and two new cells are formed. Each is identicalcopiescytoplasmpairsSelect your answer to the original cell. The new cells are in the anaphasegrowthcytoplasmprophaseSelect your answer stage of the cell cycle.