Question

multiple-choice question the nuclear membrane reappears during which phase? telophase prophase anaphase cytokinesis interphase metaphase

Explanation:

To determine when the nuclear membrane reappears, we analyze each phase:

• Telophase: In mitosis, during telophase, the nuclear envelope (membrane) reforms around the separated sets of chromosomes.
• Prophase: The nuclear membrane breaks down during prophase.
• Anaphase: This phase involves the separation of sister chromatids; the nuclear membrane does not reappear here.
• Cytokinesis: This is the division of the cytoplasm, not related to the nuclear membrane reappearance.
• Interphase: The cell is in a non - dividing (or preparing to divide) state; the nuclear membrane is already present (or in a stable state), not reappearing here.
• Metaphase: Chromosomes align at the equator; the nuclear membrane is already broken down from prophase.

So the nuclear membrane reappears during telophase.

Answer:

A. Telophase