Science Question

[SilentHopes]

Okay, well, I'm doing a science project on Mitosis in the cells, and I need a question answered.

What is Mitosis? - Done
When does Mitosis Occur? - Done
Where does Mitosis Occur? - Need Help
Why does Mitosis Occur? - I know the answer

Does anyone know the answer to that question?

 

[coffeebean!]

In a cell ._.

 

[SilentHopes]

In a cell ._.

I know it's in a cell, but my teacher says that it has to be specific.

 

[m12]

Mitosis occurs in the cell. The nucleus duplicates its chromatin and creates the centrosomes during Prophase. Then, during Metaphase, they split apart. During Anaphase, the replicated nuclei move to the opposite sides of the cell. The cell then begins to create a cleavage in the cytoplasm during Telophase, splitting both apart in a process called cytokinesis.

 

[Bogmire]

On the moon

 

[Vivi]

It occurs at Google

 

[Ciaran]

I hate biology, chemistry and physics are so much easier.

 

[coffeebean!]

Mitosis occurs in the cell. The nucleus duplicates its chromatin and creates the centrosomes during Prophase. Then, during Metaphase, they split apart. During Anaphase, the replicated nuclei move to the opposite sides of the cell. The cell then begins to create a cleavage in the cytoplasm during Telophase, splitting both apart in a process called cytokinesis.

They line up during Metaphase.

 

[m12]

Mitosis occurs in the cell. The nucleus duplicates its chromatin and creates the centrosomes during Prophase. Then, during Metaphase, they split apart. During Anaphase, the replicated nuclei move to the opposite sides of the cell. The cell then begins to create a cleavage in the cytoplasm during Telophase, splitting both apart in a process called cytokinesis.

They line up during Metaphase.

Thank you for correcting that. I recited that from memory, and that's not doing too well at the moment.

 

[SilentHopes]

Mitosis occurs in the cell. The nucleus duplicates its chromatin and creates the centrosomes during Prophase. Then, during Metaphase, they split apart. During Anaphase, the replicated nuclei move to the opposite sides of the cell. The cell then begins to create a cleavage in the cytoplasm during Telophase, splitting both apart in a process called cytokinesis.

Thanks Males. I had a feeling I'd get an answer from you. :|)

 

[m12]

Mitosis occurs in the cell. The nucleus duplicates its chromatin and creates the centrosomes during Prophase. Then, during Metaphase, they split apart. During Anaphase, the replicated nuclei move to the opposite sides of the cell. The cell then begins to create a cleavage in the cytoplasm during Telophase, splitting both apart in a process called cytokinesis.

Thanks Males. I had a feeling I'd get an answer from you. :|)

Don't forget to fix the problem that Coffeebean! pointed out.

 

[Zex]

Agreed that if you google this stuff its a lot faster than asking us.

 

[ViewtifulJoe]

The nuclei aren't split, the chromosomes are.