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12 years ago
1)In the anaphase the chromatids BEGIN to move towards opposite ends.
but in telophase the chromatids are are HAVE FINISHED MOVING towards opposite ends.

the reason I am asking this because in my notes I saw "opposite poles" for each of these phases, so I looked into it and I was curious.


2) in telophase does the chromatin of each chromosome begin to coil
OR does the chromosomes UNCOIL back into original chromatins.

in my notes it said "in telophase does the chromatin of each chromosome begin to coil"
but textbook said the second option, so I was confused


Thank you so much Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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12 years ago
The spindal fibers are chemically disassembled and disappear. A nuclear envelope reforms around each set of chromosomes. These chromosomes begint o uncoil, and the nucleolus reappears as rRNA is one again made. The events of are pretty much the same as prophase just in reverse order.
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12 years ago
The chromosomes uncoil back into chromatin
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