Question

put the following events regarding normal cell division in the correct sequential order (first at the top, last at the bottom). hint - the first event will occur in interphase!! first to occur... replication of each chromosome alignment of duplicated chromosomes in the middle of the cell movement of chromosomes away from the middle nuclear membrane formation around each set of newly formed chromosomes

Explanation:

Cell division has distinct phases. Chromosome replication occurs in inter - phase. Then, during mitosis, replicated chromosomes align in the middle (metaphase), move away from the middle (anaphase), and finally, a nuclear membrane forms around each new set of chromosomes (telophase).

Answer:

1. Replication of each chromosome
2. Alignment of duplicated chromosomes in the middle of the cell
3. Movement of chromosomes away from the middle
4. Nuclear membrane formation around each set of newly formed chromosomes