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What is the longest part of the cell cycle?

Interphase

Name the part of the cell cycle where the cell replicates its DNA.

Interphase

What part of the cell cycle do spindle fibers shorten separating the chromatids and moving the chromosomes towards opposite

ends of the cell?

Anaphase

What phase of the cell cycle is shown below?

Prophase

What part of the cell cycle does the chromatin condense into

chromatids and the nuclear membrane break down?

Prophase

What do you call the process of the cell’s cytoplasm dividing?

Cytokinesis

What phase of the cell cycle is shown below?

Telophase

Which phase is shown here?

Interphase because there is still a distinct or complete nucleus and the DNA hasn’t

condensed into chromosomes

Which phase is shown here?

Interphase because you have a complete nucleus, if you look at the cell below where the arrow is pointing you can see two cells entering

Prophase because you can see the chromosomes

Which phase is shown here?

Metaphasebecause the chromatids are lined up in the middle of the cell

Which phase is shown here?

Anaphase because the chromosomes have separated and are moving away from each other

Which process produces genetically unique cells?

Meiosis

Which process produces cells that are haploid?

Meiosis, haploid cells have half the regular number of chromosomes

In which process does DNA replicate?

Both, Mitosis and Meiosis. At the beginning of both processes DNA

makes a copy of itself.