Metaphase plate

... In meiosis 2, the haploid daughter cells' chromosomes line up at the metaphase plate and then split into individual chromatids, that is, each chromosome in the resulting ...

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... which really has no good explanation at the molecular level. Now, in metaphase the chromosomes line up at the metaphase plate. At precisely the same time they split into the two daughter chromosomes (the sister ...

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... of chromosomes. And, after all of the chromosomes have aligned at the metaphase plate a series of events (separation of sister chromatids by sepharase as well as a kinase/phosphatase ...

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... this part of your question: "Why in the supplied mitotic metaphase and chromosomes do not appear at the equatorial plate? " Could you please re-phrase it? in the mean-time check here ... maybe you can ...

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... Please help me to understand. The question is. We know that during metaphase stages of cell division chromosomes lined up at the equatrial region. ... mitotic metaphase and chromosomes do not appear at the equatorial plate? Thank you in advance for assistance. Regards, Nehka

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