Question

question 28 (multiple choice worth 2 points) (03.01 mc) which of the following best describes how the process of mitosis results in the formation of new cells? cells grow during prophase, their dna replicates during metaphase and separates into two nuclei during anaphase, and the cytoplasm divides during telophase. dna condenses into chromosomes during prophase, chromosomes line up during metaphase and separate during anaphase, and separate nuclei form during telophase. chromosomes replicate during prophase, separate during metaphase and replicate again during anaphase, and nuclei form around the chromosomes during telophase. chromatids separate during prophase, replicate during metaphase and are pulled to opposite ends of the cell during anaphase, and cytokinesis splits the cell in half during telophase.

Explanation:

Mitosis is a process of cell division. During prophase, DNA condenses into chromosomes. In metaphase, chromosomes line up. In anaphase, they separate, and in telophase, separate nuclei form.

Answer:

DNA condenses into chromosomes during prophase, chromosomes line up during metaphase and separate during anaphase, and separate nuclei form during telophase.