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At a point in the cell cycle, chromosomes have aligned near the middle of a cell. Which sequence of events will the cell need to complete to produce two identical daughter cells?

A. anaphase II->telophase II->cytokinesis II
B. metaphase II->anaphase II->telophase II
C. anaphase->telophase->cytokinesis
D. prophase->metaphase->anaphase

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They need to complete A anaphase telophase and cytokinesis is what splits them apart

The cell cycle is defined as the process of duplication of genetic material and division of a cell into daughter cells. The cell cycle can be mitotic or meiotic.

The sequence of Cell Cycle

  • The cell cycle starts with the enlargement of the cell, followed by condensation and duplication of the genetic material.

  • The first phase is prophase, followed by metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. The karyokinesis takes place before the cytokinesis.

  • Cytokinesis is the process of division of the cytoplasm, which occurs after the separation of duplicated chromosomes in the daughter cells.

Thus, the cell cycle follows the karyokinesis, followed by the cytokinesis.

Learn more about the cell cycle here:

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