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AMOEBA SISTERS: VIDEO RECAP
MITOSIS: THE AMAZING CELL PROCESS THAT USES DIVISION TO
MULTIPLY
Amoeba Sisters Video Recap of Mitosis: The Amazing Cell Process That Uses Division to Multiply
1. Mitosis is done by your body
cells. What types of cells do not
undergo mitosis?
2. Describe 2 ways that mitosis is
important for your body.
3. This illustration is trying to
demonstrate something that
mitosis is not. In mitosis, the
cells that are created
are
4. Mitosis is just one small part of
the cell cycle! Describe what
would occur if cells were in
mitosis more than they were in
interphase.
5. When cells are dividing, it is
important to understand that
they have to move
chromosomes equally to both
cells. Based on this illustration,
describe what a chromosome is
made of.
6. Mitosis starts and ends with
diploid cells. That means they
have two sets of chromosomes
(both parents each contribute a
set). In humans, how many
chromosomes should be in each
of these diploid cells after
mitosis?
AMOEBA SISTERS: VIDEO RECAP
MITOSIS: THE AMAZING CELL PROCESS THAT USES DIVISION TO
MULTIPLY
Sketch the Mitotic Stages
Directions: We encourage you to be creative with a cartoon illustration of your own for each phase. Label the chromosomes,
spindles, and nucleus (if applicable).
Prophase Metaphase
Anaphase Telophase