TELOPHASE 1

NUCLEAR MEMBRANE- is the double lipid

bilayer membrane which surrounds the genetic
material and nucleolus in eukaryotic cells. This
forms around each group of chromosomes.
CENTRIOLES-Centrioles are small, cylindrical
structures that lie outside the nucleus. During
meiosis, the centrioles replicate and produce
the spindle fibres that attach to and move the
chromosomes during cell division. These divide
during telophase.
CENTROMERES- is the part of a chromosome
that links sister chromatids and is normally in a
heterochromatin state.
PATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES-these are
rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein.
MATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES- these are
rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein.

PROPHASE 11

NUCLEAR MEMBRANE- is the double lipid

bilayer membrane which surrounds the genetic
material and nucleolus in eukaryotic cells.

CENTRIOLES-Centrioles are small, cylindrical

structures that lie outside the nucleus. These
separate forming two new spindle fibres at
right angle to the first.

SPINDLE FIBRES-consist of fibres made of

microtubules and associated proteins that that
move chromosomes during cell division.
CENTROMERES- is the part of a chromosome
that links sister chromatids and is normally in a
heterochromatin state.
PATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES-these are
rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein.
MATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES- these are
rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein.

METAPHASE 11

CENTRIOLES-Centrioles are small, cylindrical

structures that lie outside the nucleus. During
meiosis, the centrioles replicate and produce
the spindle fibres that attach to and move the
chromosomes during cell division.
SPINDLE FIBRES-consist of fibres made of
microtubules and associated proteins that that
move chromosomes during cell division.
CENTROMERES- is the part of a chromosome
that links sister chromatids and is normally in a
heterochromatin state.
PATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES-these are
rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein. Chromosomes line up on equators of
spindles.
MATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES- these are
rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein. Chromosomes line up on equators of
spindles.

ANAPHASE 11

CENTRIOLES-Centrioles are small, cylindrical

structures that lie outside the nucleus. During
meiosis, the centrioles replicate and produce
the spindle fibres that attach to and move the
chromosomes during cell division.

SPINDLE FIBRES-consist of fibres made of

microtubules and associated proteins that that
move chromosomes during cell division. They
pull homologous chromosomes to opposite
poles of cell.

CENTROMERES- is the part of a chromosome

that links sister chromatids and is normally in a
heterochromatin state. At this stage
centromeres split

PATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES-these are

rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein.

MATERNAL ORIGIN CHROMOSOMES- these are

rod shaped structures composed of DNA and
protein.