MEIOSIS
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
PROPHASE I
EACH DUPLICATED CHROMOSOME COMES NEAR ITS DUPLICATED MATE
METAPHASE I
THE PAIRS OF CHROMOSOMES LINE UP AND EACH ONE BECOMES ATTACHED TO A SPINDLE FIBER
ANAPHASE I
THE PAIRS MOVE AWAY FROM EACH OTHER TO OPPOSITE ENDS OF THE CELL
TELOPHASE I
THE CYTOPLASM DIVIDES AND 2 NEW CELLS ARE FORMED. EACH CELL HAS ONE CHROMOSOME FROM EACH PAIR
PROPHASE II
THE CHROMOSOMES AND SPINDLE FIBERS REAPPEAR IN EACH NEW CELL
METAPHASE II
THE CHROMOSOMES MOVE TO THE CENTER OF THE CELL. EACH OF THEM ATTACH TO 2 SPINDLE FIBERS
ANAPHASE II
THE CHROMATIDS MOVE TO OPPOSITE ENDS OF THE CELL. NOW CALLED CHROMOSOMES.
TELOPHASE II
SPINDLE FIBERS DISAPPEAR AND NUCLEAR MEMBRANE FORMS. CYTOPLASM DIVIDES
