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In which phase do cells rest?(1 point)
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metaphase
metaphase

interphase
interphase

anaphase
anaphase

prophase
prophase
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Answered by Unkn0wn
Which of the following correctly orders events during mitosis?(1 point)
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The nuclear membrane dissolves. Microtubules organize the chromosomes. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes.
The nuclear membrane dissolves. Microtubules organize the chromosomes. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes.

Microtubules organize the chromosomes. The nuclear membrane dissolves. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes.
Microtubules organize the chromosomes. The nuclear membrane dissolves. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes.

The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes. Microtubules organize the chromosomes. The nuclear membrane dissolves.
The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes. Microtubules organize the chromosomes. The nuclear membrane dissolves.

The nuclear membrane dissolves. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes. Microtubules organize the chromosomes.
The nuclear membrane dissolves. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes. Microtubules organize the…
Answered by Unkn0wn
In what phase of mitosis do chromosomes split into sister chromatids?(1 point)
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prophase
prophase

cytokinesis
cytokinesis

telophase
telophase

anaphase
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Cells primarily rest in **interphase**. During interphase, cells are not actively dividing and instead perform normal cellular functions, grow, and replicate their DNA in preparation for division.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct order of events during mitosis is:

**The nuclear membrane dissolves. The mitotic spindle attaches to chromosomes. Microtubules organize the chromosomes.**

This reflects the typical sequence where the nuclear envelope breaks down first, allowing the spindle fibers to attach to the chromosomes and pull them into alignment.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Chromosomes split into sister chromatids during **anaphase**. In this phase, the spindle fibers pull the sister chromatids apart toward opposite poles of the cell.