Question

Chromosomes are generally indistinct at interphase. Does this mean that they are newly formed for each cell division? Explain your answer.​

Answer 1

No. chromosomes are not newly formed for each cell division.

Explanation:

• The chromosome remain in a condensed form.
• It is only during the time of cell division that the chromosomes become visible.
• The chromosomes  are not newly formed at the time of interphase.
• The chromosomes just start to appear visible at the time of interphase or cell division.
• After cell division, the chromosomes tend to return back to the condensed form.

Answer 2

Explanation:

No , chromosomes are not newly formed for each cell division