telophase
Chromosomes reach poles
Telophase is the final stage of cell division, when chromosomes have finished separating and new nuclear membranes form around each set.
The cell begins to pinch in the middle, preparing to split into two daughter cells.
In mitosis there is one telophase; in meiosis there are two, producing four cells total.
cytokinesis
Cells from division
- pinchingSqueezing tightly between fingers
- cellular divisionCell replication process
nuclear
Barrier enclosing chromosomes
- reformationProcess of improving institutions
- nuclear membraneBarrier enclosing chromosomes
- nucleolusRibosome-producing nuclear structure
- reappearanceComing back into view
stage
Replication process of cells
- final stageConcluding phase of something
- completionAct of finishing
- conclusionEnd or deduction
- terminationAct of ending something
chromosomes
Replicated chromosome halves
- chromosomeDNA strand carrying genes
- genetic materialInherited biological information
- chromatinNuclear protein-wrapped genetic material
- DNAHereditary code molecule
spindle
Hollow cellular protein structures
- centrosomeMicrotubule-organizing organelle
- asterMitotic spindle anchor
- tubulinMicrotubule protein component
daughter cells
Cells from division
- pinchingSqueezing tightly between fingers
- cellular divisionCell replication process
nuclear envelope
Barrier enclosing chromosomes
- reformationProcess of improving institutions
- nuclear membraneBarrier enclosing chromosomes
- nucleolusRibosome-producing nuclear structure
cell cycle
Replication process of cells
- final stageConcluding phase of something
- completionAct of finishing
- conclusionEnd or deduction
chromatids
Replicated chromosome halves
- chromosomeDNA strand carrying genes
- genetic materialInherited biological information
- chromatinNuclear protein-wrapped genetic material
microtubules
Hollow cellular protein structures
- centrosomeMicrotubule-organizing organelle
- asterMitotic spindle anchor
- tubulinMicrotubule protein component