Mitosis and Cytokinesis

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The centrosome replicates during the S phase of the cell cycle. During the prophase in the process of cell division called mitosis, the centrosomes migrate to opposite poles of the cell..

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[@sids5681]

I have one question. I thought the centrosome was an MTOC and contained 2 centrioles perpendicular to each other. Therefore, shouldn't the spindle poles be made of centrosomes and not centrioles?

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[@noahsaunders2961]

The kinetochore of each chromosome is actually first contacted by a spindle fiber during prophase, and the chromosomes are then lined up during metaphase. This might seem like a small detail but initial contact between the spindle apparatus and kinetochore occurs in PROPHASE, not metaphase as the video seems to imply.

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[@dclaw294]

Cytokinesis begins in anaphase and terminates towards the end of telophase according to Becker’s WOC.

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[@marykonaduappiah5637]

So please is the cytokinesis part of the mitotic

[@select20]

Your vids have been a life saver for me man, I really appreciate it. Question though, after listening to a few different biology lectures before finding your channel, why have I noticed them pronouncing the word "pro-ces-sees" as opposed to "pro-ces-sis" if you can understand what I mean. Is there a difference? Just curious

[@Midgar88]

+select20 The processees would be more then one process. So i imagine they were talking about 2 processes going on at once. Procesis should be one, i could be wrong but it will be a grammer thing :)

[@select20]

Isn't that was "processes" means? Plural? Totally being for real, not being sarcastic at all. I've never had to study as hard as I am with Biology so I'm all for understanding even the lingo lol.

[@Midgar88]

select20 Yeah but i think its just the pronunciation. You might be looking too deeply into it :). Google it. Easy done when learning this stuff. Keep it as simple as possible and learning will be more efficient.

[@Midgar88]

select20 Or it might mean former or latter? processes that has occurred? Would be nice in a sentence :P

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Guys thts just a literal usage... not a verbal one.... Its the way he pronounces it.... Its doesnt make any change in concepts rt...??

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[@daienas]

Don't know if anyone will answer but I got a bit confused when you said that in humans there will be 43 chromosomes lined up during metaphase, would that be the same as 23 pairs?

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[@sayel885]

so in the anaphase the new chromsome become chromatin? thank you for amazing explanation

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[@nmarvlonam9908]

In anaphas, won't there be the enzyme separase that'll help to devide the chromosomes

[@AKLECTURES]

nmar vlonam lol there are many more things involved in this process that I have not discussed in this lecture.

[@mohanapriyabalamurugan9946]

how the other cellular organelles are seggregate or divides during cell division ??

[@ccamilodonneys]

They divide/replicate under the G1 phase in interphase I believe and when the cell splits i guess they are just in the right place?

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[@jenifersutha1361]

Please sir mitosis in onion root tip cells vedio sent

[@anthony-dc4sg]

Now to confirm. In human somatocells there is a point where 92 chromosome pairs exist before disjunction?

[@marcelofa89]

no! before replication every chromosome consists of one chromatid. during S-Phase, it is copied thus turning into a two-chromatid-chromosome. so when you enter mitosis, (first part of M-Phase) you have 92 CHROMATIDS on total

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