MITOSIS

Instructions
Label using arrows, lines, boxes, etc. Please make it explicit and visible.

Animal Cell LABEL Plant Cell LABEL

Interphase Franco Interphase Angelo

Prophase Georgine Prophase Francine

Metaphase Anton Metaphase Pasha

Anaphase Ally Anaphase Jamil

Telophase Aaron Telophase Kathryna

 Mitosis : Animal Cell
Whitefish blastula Telophase

metaphase
Prophase

Interphase
Anaphase

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Mitosis : Plant Cell
Onion root tip

Prophase Metaphase

Telophase

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Instructions : MITOSIS
CROP the photo (GIVEN whitefish or onion root tip) to show only one phase. PASTE in the appropriate
box.

Animal Cell CROP-PASTE Plant Cell CROP-PASTE

Interphase Danyelle Interphase Sky

Prophase Ryan Prophase Earl

Metaphase Clare Metaphase AJ

Anaphase Zoe Anaphase Jacob

Telophase Argem Telophase JR

Instructions : MITOSIS
In bullet form, INDICATE the SIGNIFICANT events/parts/etc found at specified phase.

Animal Cell EVENTS/PARTS Plant Cell EVENTS/PARTS

Interphase Steffi Interphase Miguel

Prophase Jose Gabriel Prophase Hannah

Metaphase Keil Metaphase Samson

Anaphase Martin S. Anaphase Samson

Telophase Kassandra Telophase Martin Y.

Animal Cell : MITOSIS Interphase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● Gap 1, Synthesis, Gap 2

○ Gap 1: the cell grows, synthesizes proteins
○ Synthesis: DNA is duplicated
○ Gap 2: The cell continues to grow and
produce proteins
● Checkpoints:
○ Gap 1: checks if the cell is growing
correctly
○ Synthesis: checks if the DNA is being
duplicated properly
○ Gap 2: checks if the DNA was replicated
properly and that is the cell is growing
properly

Plasma
Chromosomes Membrane
(uncondensed)
Animal Cell : MITOSIS Prophase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● Chromatin Condense into well defined

chromosomes
● Each chromosome is made up of 2
chromatids joined by a centromere
● Centrioles separate and move to opposite
sides of the cell
● Nuclear membrane breaks down
Animal Cell : MITOSIS Metaphase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● The chromosomes align and are condensed

at the center of the cell.

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Animal Cell : MITOSIS Anaphase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● fourth phase of mitosis, the process that

separates the duplicated genetic material
carried in the nucleus of a parent cell into
two identical daughter cells.
● Spindle fibers shorten, the kinetochores
separate, and the chromatids are pulled
apart and begin moving to the cell poles.
Animal Cell : MITOSIS Telophase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● The chromosomes are at the opposite sides

of the cell and the cell is about to divide
Forming into. The nucleus of the two daughter cells
nucleus begin to form. This is the last stage for
mitosis before cytokinesis
● In telophase, the cell is nearly done
dividing, and it starts to re-establish its
normal structures as cytokinesis (division of
the cell contents) takes place.

Furrowed cytoplasm
 Plant Cell : MITOSIS Interphase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● Gap 1 Phase- cells increase in mass and

must be large enough, have plenty of
nutrients and undamaged DNA to pass the
Interphase checkpoint in order to enter the next
phase.
● Synthesis Phase- DNA synthesizes and
duplicated.
● Gap 2 Phase- Protein synthesis and the cell
continues to grow in size. The checkpoint
checks whether the cells copied the
chromosomes correctly.
Plant Cell : MITOSIS Prophase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● Chromatin condenses
● Nucleolus begins to disappear
● Spindle fibers start to form

Nuclear
envelope is
not apparent
Plant Cell : MITOSIS
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL
Metaphase, the
fragmentation along the cell’s center
Metaphase
DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)
● Metaphase is the third phase of mitosis, the
process that separates duplicated genetic
material carried in the nucleus of a parent cell
into two identical daughter cells. During
metaphase, the cell's chromosomes align
themselves in the middle of the cell. The
chromosomes, which have been replicated
and remain joined at a central point called the
centromere, are called sister chromatids
Plant Cell : MITOSIS Anaphase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● cohesin proteins binding the sister

chromatids together break down
● sister chromatids (now called
chromosomes) are pulled toward
Sister opposite poles
chromatids ● non-kinetochore spindle fibers
lengthen, elongating the cell

Spindle poles
Plant Cell : MITOSIS Telophase
CROPPED PHOTO with LABEL DESCRIPTION (Events/Parts)

● The contraction of Spindle fiber ends

● Sister chromatids are at separate
poles
Telophase ● Cytokinesis happens
- Cell plate forms and separates original cell into
2 daughter cells
● New nuclear envelope forms around
the chromosomes