1. Prophase: Condensation of chromosomes (chromosomes become visible)
2. Prometaphase: Formation of spindle bars (mitotic spindles connect to kinetochores)
3. Metaphase: Alignment of chromosomes at the center of the cell (remember meta=middle :D)
4. Anaphase: Separation of chromosomes (remember ana=away :D)
5. Telophase: Disappearance of spindle bars (and reformation of the nuclear membrane and nucleolus)
6. Cytokinesis: Pinching of the cell membrane
Hope this helps! :)
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so? what is the question in here? BTW dominant one is capital.
The source of the infection most would be the first patient who contaminated the instrument used for endoscopic procedures since washing the instrument did not remove the bacteria so it does not come from the water, detergent or glutaraldehyde. Hope this helps. Have a nice day.
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The accessory pigments like carotene & xanthophyll necessary to have in green plants is chlorophyll
Explanation:
Various pigments present in the plants helps in the absorption of the light, at photosynthesis. They acts as helpers to the plants. Chlorophyll helps in the green plants for absorption of light through which they can prepare their own food. The electrons in the molecular level of chemical structure of the pigment moves at certain energy levels. The chlorophyll is again divided into different types i.e. chlorophyll a,b,c,d. In case of plants chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b are the most important.
Answer: Glycine has the smallest aspect chain of any amino acid. Its measurement is regularly fundamental in allowing polypeptide chains to make tight turns or to strategy one some other closely.
Explanation: