In somatic tissue, the beginning and end of this process coincide with the rise and fall of levels of maturation-promoting factor, which contains a cyclin-dependent kinase.
Anchorage dependence can reduce the rate at which this process occurs in vitro. In somatic tissue, the beginning and end of this process coincide with the rise and fall of levels of maturation-promoting factor, which contains a cyclin-dependent kinase. The (*) G1, S, and G2 phases comprise the interphase period which precedes this process. This phase is followed by cytokinesis, and sees kinetochores move up spindle fibers and towards the centrosome. This process results in the separation of sister chromatids and the formation of two identical daughter cells. For ten points, name this cycle of eukaryotic cell division which includes metaphase and prophase.
Anchorage dependence can reduce the rate at which this process occurs in vitro.
mitosis [prompt on “cell division” or “cell cycle”; do not accept or prompt on “meiosis”] &lt;BZ&gt;