Which phase involves the pinching off of the cell using the cleavage furrow or cell plate?

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IrinaK [193]1 year ago

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The phase during which the cleavage furrow or cell plate pinches off the cell would be cytokinesis.

<h3>What is cytokinesis?</h3>

It is the division of the cytoplasm during cell division that results in two independent cells.

Cytokinesis occurs at the latter stage of cell division when separated chromatids have completed their migration to the poles.

Thereafter, the chromosomes at each pole decondense, nuclear envelope appears around each of them before the cleavage furrow pinches and the cytoplasm divides to result in 2 daughter cells.

Some agree that cytokinesis is part of the telophase stage of cell division.

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