In which of the following conditions can a cell be said to be in metaphase?

  • A
    Chromosomes appear as chromatin network
  • B
    Chromosomes move towards the poles
  • C
    Chromosomes align at the equatorial plate
  • D
    Nucleolus disappears

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$A$: The complete disintegration of the nuclear envelope marks the start of metaphase.
$R$: Chromosomes are distinct with two chromatids at this stage.

$S$ - Statement: During anaphase,the paired chromatids separate.
$R$ - Reason: During anaphase,the spindle fibers shorten,and the centromere splits.

In which stage of cell division are chromosomes most condensed?

The morphology of the chromosomes is studied during

The chromosomes cluster at opposite poles and their identity is lost as discrete elements during

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