What Happens to Chromosomes During Mitosis?
First, the chromosomes line up in the center of the cell, then they split and move to opposite ends. It's like a very organized tug-of-war!
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During mitosis, the chromosomes duplicate and then split apart, with each new cell getting an identical set. Basically, each cell gets a perfect copy of the original chromosomes. Science at its finest!
During mitosis, the chromosomes duplicate, line up, and then the cell splits, giving each new cell an identical set. It's like magic but with science!
Here's the rundown: Chromosomes duplicate, line up, split apart, and each new cell gets a full set. Cell division at its best!
Chromosomes? They party, split, and move into new cells. That's mitosis in action.
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