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What happens to the nuclear membrane during prophase in animal cells?

bugel2000

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What happens to the nuclear membrane during prophase in animal cells?

Also describe what has happend to the cell membrane. Thanks!

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smmunday

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11 years ago

it ruptures or breaks open and then dissengrates. there is no explanation by scientist for this so far.

nursing12w3

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11 years ago

in prophase.
Nuclear membrane disappears.
Nucleolus disappears.
Chromosomes coil
assembly of spindle apparatus is completed.

the cell membrane doesnot show any activity

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