...Separation of sister chromatids: Mitosis: Anaphase, Meiosis:...
...12 # sister chromatids during prophase: 16...
...12 # sister chromatids during metaphase-II: 8...
...is 10 sister chromatids during prophase, which...
...below? How many chromatids? There are 4...
...chromosomes), and 8 chromatids. 4. A previously...

...and replicated (2 chromatids) chromosomes become visible...
...chromosomes become visible (chromatids attached at the...
...split separating the chromatids (now termed daughter...
...chromosome copied – chromatids ( attached at...
...chiasmata (actually 4 chromatids)- called Synapsis- Spindle...
...the Homologs (2 chromatids) migrate toward the...

...two identical sister chromatids. It is crucial...
...homologous chromosomes, sister chromatids, nonsister chromatids, and...
...sister chromatids, nonsister chromatids, and chromosome sets....
...II, separates sister chromatids. The four daughter...
...to form sister chromatids. Two genetically identical...
...genetically identical sister chromatids make up one...
...chromosome. The sister chromatids are closely associated...
...of two nonsister chromatids—one maternal and one...
...while the sister chromatids of each duplicated...
...contrast, the sister chromatids separate. During meiosis...
...meiosis I, sister chromatids are attached along...
...allow the sister chromatids to move to...
...stretches of sister chromatids now belong to...
...allows the sister chromatids to separate. Thus,...
...for separating sister chromatids is virtually identical...
...II, nonidentical sister chromatids sort independently from...

...of two sister chromatids, joined together, which...
...chromosome’s DNA. The chromatids are initially attached...
...region where the chromatids connect shrinks to...
...attach the two chromatids of a duplicated...
...division, the sister chromatids separate and move...
...After the sister chromatids separate, they are...
...coiled, with sister chromatids joined together. The...
...of the two chromatids of a chromosome...
...push the sister chromatids until they are...
...separating the sister chromatids. Each chromatid is...
...the joined sister chromatids face in opposite...
...holding the sister chromatids together are cleaved...
...allows the sister chromatids to separate. This...

...does the sister chromatids disjoin (separate)? A....
...do the sister chromatids separate? A. metaphase...
...carboxylated 40. Non-sister chromatids are ___________. A....
...are ___________. A. chromatids attached to the...
...same centromere B. chromatids of homologous chromosomes...
...homologous chromosomes C. chromatids of non-homologous chromosomes...
...recombination between nonsister chromatids of homologous chromosomes...
...does the sister chromatids disjoin (separate)? A....
...II 70. Non-sister chromatids are ___________. A....
...are ___________. A. chromatids attached to the...
...same centromere B. chromatids of homologous chromosomes...
...chromosomes C. random chromatids of different centromere...

...the chromosomes into chromatids C. a period...
...8, how many chromatids will be present...
...They connect sister chromatids. C. They attach...
...over occurs between chromatids of homologous chromosome...
...4. In mitosis, chromatids separate and move...
...In meiosis, sister chromatids separate and move...
...Chromosomes form sister chromatids 5. Actual cell...

...Mitosis Centromere Sister chromatids Chromosomes FIGURE 4.2...
...strands called sister chromatids, which are attached...
...separation of sister chromatids into two identical...
...chromosome. The sister chromatids of each chromosome...
...After the sister chromatids are separated, they...
...pair of sister chromatids joined 1 together...
...stu- different sister chromatids in each duplicated...
...possible, and both chromatids sonably good model...
...another to sister chromatids and by winding...
...enter G1 phase chromatids from each other,...
...Centriole Microtubule Sister chromatids Centromere FIGURE 4.4...
...chromosomes. How many chromatids would be found...
...Separation of sister chromatids to opposite poles...

...two identical sister chromatids. It is crucial...
...homologous chromosomes, sister chromatids, nonsister chromatids, and...
...sister chromatids, nonsister chromatids, and chromosome sets,...
...II, separates sister chromatids. The four daughter...
...to form sister chromatids. The two genetically...
...genetically identical sister chromatids make up one...
...chromosome. The sister chromatids are closely associated...
...rearrangement between nonsister chromatids, occurs during this...
...while the sister chromatids of each replicated...
...mitosis, the sister chromatids separate. During meiosis...
...I, the sister chromatids are attached along...
...allow the sister chromatids to move to...
...the centromeres, allowing chromatids to separate. What...
...keeping the sister chromatids joined. Meiosis I...
...for separating sister chromatids is virtually identical...
...of two nonsister chromatids—one maternal and one...
...of two nonsister chromatids trade places. As...
...II, nonidentical sister chromatids sort independently from...

...of two sister chromatids, which contain identical...
...chromosome’s DNA. The chromatids are initially attached...
...region where the chromatids connect shrinks to...
...division, the sister chromatids separate and move...
...After the sister chromatids separate, they are...
...coiled, with sister chromatids joined together. The...
...of the two chromatids of a chromosome...
...push the sister chromatids until they are...
...separating the sister chromatids. Each chromatid is...
...the joined sister chromatids face in opposite...
...holding the sister chromatids together are cleaved...