At the end of prophase

Irregularly scattered positions

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A single centromere each

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Two chromatids each

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All of these

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All of these

Prophase is the first stage of mitosis during which the nuclear membrane disappears and the nuclear material resolves itself into chromosomes. At the end of prophase, the chromosomes are organized haphazardly. They have one centromere each and are made up of a pair of chromatids.

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Choose the incorrect statement(s) regarding Metaphase of Mitosis.

I. Each chromosome splits up to form 2 chromatids.

II. The newly formed chromatids remain united at centromere on two different

kinetochores.

III. Has only one of unit of DNA from each parent.

IV. Spindle fibres attach to centromere to pull the chromatids toward the poles.

	Anaphase	Prophase
$(1)$	Centromere divide	Nucleus and nuclear membrane reappear
$(2)$	Bouquet stage present	Synapsis present
$(3)$	Each chromosome with single chromatid	Each chromosome with two chromatids
$(4)$	Chromosomes moving towards the opposite poles	Chromosomes moved to spindle equator

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