For each phase G1 G2 Prophase Metaphase Anaphase TelophaseC

For each phase (G1, G2, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, & Telophase/Cytokineses) What are/ What is the:

Linear DNA

Chromosomes

Replicated chromosomes

Chromatids

Centromeres

Kinetochores

Autosomes (chromosomes)

Sex Chromosomes

Paternal autosomes

Paternal autosomal chromatids

Maternal autosomes

Maternal autosomal chromatids

Tetrads

Is this a 1N or 2N cell?

What process is this?

The entire process is of mitosis which involves cell division to create two new cells and has following stages.

G2 phase: DNA duplicates and are called sister chromatids. Has two controsme.

Prophase: chromosome start to condense and mitotic spindle begins to form. Nucleolus disappears.

Prometaphase: Breaking of nuclear envelope, capturing of chromosome by microtubules called kinetochores.

Metaphase: chromosome line up at metaphase plate and are ready to divide.

Anaphase: sister chromatids seperate and pulled to opposite pole.

Telophase: Breaking of mitotic spindle, formation of two nuclei and each set of chromosome

Cytokinesis: Division of cytoplasm and formation of two new cells.

Since two cells are formed it is called 2N