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Answered by KankanaMajumder
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Answer:

1. Karyokinesis

2. metaphase

3. telophase

Answered by MoodyCloud
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Answer:

Karyokinesis, Metaphase and Telophase [For filling them in box refer to the attachment].

Explanation:

Mitosis phase or M phase includes two portion :

1. karyokinesis :

  • The division of cell nucleus is karyokinesis.
  • This is divided in four stages.

2. Cytokinesis :

  • Division of cytoplasm is cytokinesis.
  • This stage is last stage of mitosis.

Then Karyokinesis involves four stages :

1. Prophase :

  • This is first stage of karyokinesis.
  • The nucleolus and the nuclear envelope disappear and the chromosomes are in the form of thread like chromatin.
  • The chromosomes appear condensed to late phase stage.
  • Body's like Endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi body disappear.

2. Metaphase :

  • Spindle fibre attached at kinetochore of sister chromatids.
  • Chromosomes or sister chromatids attached with centromere at Equatorial plate

3. Anaphase :

  • Centromere splits and move towards opposite poles and two sister chromatids of each chromosomes seperate.
  • Seperate chromatids appear like v, J, L shape.

4. Telophase :

  • This is last stage of karyokinesis.
  • Chromosomes again appear in the form of chromatin fibres.
  • Nucleolus and nuclear envelope reappear and two daughter nuclei is formed.
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