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Early in mitosis, the nucleus, nucleolus, and nuclear envelope begin to dissolve in preparation for cell division. In which stage of the cell cycle is this process reversed? cytokinesis interphase anaphase telophase

Sagot :

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The correct answer would be telophase.

Telophase is the last phase of the mitotic phase.

  • During this phase, the events took place prophase are usually reversed.
  • Chromosomes reach the terminal ends of the dividing cell.
  • New nuclear membrane forms around each daughter nuclei.
  • Nucleoli also reappear.
  • Chromosomes unfold or decondensed back to form chromatin.
  • Cell continues to elongate which is followed by cytokinesis.

Hence, telophase is the stage of cell cycle in which the mentioned events are reversed.

kingsydn04

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the answer is D telophase on edg 2020

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