The chromatids (now also considered chromosomes) arrive at the opposite ends of the cell, and new nuclear membranes form. Mitosis, which describes only the division of the nucleus, is now complete.

However, these two processes distribute genetic material among the resulting daughter cells in very different ... chromatids joined at the centromere. This arrangement means that each chromosome ...

Each replicated chromosome is made up of two identical strands called chromatids that are joined together. Each chromatid is a full length DNA molecule. The stages outlined in the following ...

Furthermore, they found that the G-banding patterns were the same for a given chromosome when they compared different cells ... whether the number of types of G-banding patterns was the same ...

The nucleus of a germline stem cell undergoes two divisions, firstly separating homologous chromosomes and secondly separating chromatids ... gametes are genetically different from each other ...

Since sister chromatids are identical to each other, recombination with a sister chromatid is expected, in most cases, to be a precise way for repairing DNA damage. Recombination between 2 different ...

The chromosome pairs separate; half of the chromosomes move toward one end of the cell, the other half, to the other end. The chromosomes' sister chromatids do not separate as they do in mitosis.