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The interphase stage is called the resting stage but, it is in fact a period of great activity. 

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Important Questions on Cell Cycle and Cell Division

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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 4
Name the composition of a mitotic apparatus in an animal cell, that lacks in a plant cell.
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 5
Where does mitosis take place in a cell?
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 6
Describe the arrangement of chromosomes and their attachment to spindle fibres during mitotic metaphase.
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 8
Differentiate between prophase and metaphase of mitotic cell division.
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 9
Why does a multicellular organism require two types of cell division? Which of two produces a greater number of cells?
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 10
Why do the chromosomes change into long fine chromatin fibers in the interphase?
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 11
Explain the various stages of mitosis, with the alignment of how chromosomes change their pattern from prophase to the end of telophase.
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All in One BIOLOGY CBSE Class 11>Chapter 10 - Cell Cycle and Cell Division>ASSESS YOUR TOPICAL UNDERSTANDING>Q 12
Draw labeled sketches to depict different phases of mitosis in plant cells.