Q. No.The initiation of condensation of chromosomal material marks the beginning of
1. S phase
2. Prophase
3. G1
4. G2
1. S phase
2. Prophase
3. G1
4. G2
Chromosomal material becomes ……… in the process of chromatin condensation.
| 1. | Untangled |
| 2. | Tangled |
| 3. | Interwined |
| 4. | Hellicoid |
The duplication in S phase and has started moving towards opposite poles in Prophase, we are talking about which cell component ?
1. DNA
2. Microbodies
3. Centriole
4. Nuclear envelope
Asters are not
| 1. | Microtubules |
| 2. | Radiate out from centrosomes |
| 3. | Present on both the poles |
| 4. | Intermediate filament |
Which of the following cellular components can be seen at the end of Prophase?
| 1. | Golgi Bodies |
| 2. | ER |
| 3. | Nucleolus |
| 4. | Compact mitotic chromosomes |
The complete disintegration of the nuclear envelope marks the
A. Ending of second phase(stage) of mitosis
B. Start of second phase(stage) of mitosis
C. Metaphase
D. Both B and C
Condensation of chromosomes is completed and chromosomes are spread throughout cytoplasm, here we are talking about which phase of cell cycle?
| 1. | Prophase |
| 2. | Interphase |
| 3. | Metaphase |
| 4. | Anaphase |
The stage at which morphology of chromosomes is studied very easily would be
| 1. | Anaphase |
| 2. | Telophase |
| 3. | Metaphase |
| 4. | Prophase |
Kinetochores are not
| 1. | Formed by spindle Fibres |
| 2. | Formed by asters |
| 3. | Help in attachment of chromosomes to the spindle Fibres |
| 4. | Large disc-shaped structure |
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