The cells in which spindle fibers are not formed during the division process are

The bivalent chromosomes are also known as

The division phase is also known as

The interphase is followed by

The apoptosis is more sequential than

The separation of sister chromosomes during anaphase II is called

The cell plate is also known as

The kinetochores are preset in each chromosome at

The phenomenon in which segments of non-sister chromatids are exchanged is called

The chromosomes are duplicated during the cell cycle in

The phase which is a reversal of prophase is called

The process by which the homologous chromosomes forms pairs by lining up with each other is called

The telophase is the phase of completion of

The second part of meiosis which is similar to mitosis is

The chromatin converted into the ordered structures known as

The basis of development from a single cell into a multicellular body is

The microtubules formed in prophase are called

During cytokinesis in plants, the vesicles are moved to the middle of the cell to form

The number of phases in the cell cycle are

In the anaphase I, the chromosome is pulled to the one pole to form

The example of an organism which reproduces through budding is

The biologist who described the significance of meiosis for the inheritance and reproduction is

The chromosomes are divided in anaphase to form

Considering the cell replacement by mitosis, the cells that are replaced by mitosis are

The phase of meiosis I which consists of metaphase I, prophase I, telophase I and anaphase I is

The chromosomes duplicated in S phase consists of

The phenomena of disease spreading from one part of the body to others are called

The furrow pinches the parent cell and the parent cell is pinched into

The three phases (in sequence) of the interphase of meiosis are

The spindle fibers are formed on the surface of