Which of the following options gives the correct sequence of events during mitosis?
- Condensation Nuclear membrane disassembly Arrangement at equator Centromere division Segregation Telophase
- Condensation Crossing over Nuclear membrane disassembly Segregation Telophase
- Condensation Arrangement at equator Centromere division Segregation Telophase
- Condensation Nuclear membrane disassembly Crossing over Segregation Telophase
Answer
(1) Condensation Nuclear membrane disassembly Arrangement at equator Centromere division Segregation Telophase
Solution
As per NCERT, during prophase the chromosomal material condenses, and by the end of prophase the nuclear envelope disintegrates.
In metaphase the chromosomes are then arranged at the equator (metaphase plate), and in anaphase the centromeres split so that the chromatids separate (segregate) and move to opposite poles; telophase follows.
Crossing over occurs only in meiosis (pachytene), not in mitosis.
∴ Condensation Nuclear membrane disassembly Arrangement at equator Centromere division Segregation Telophase.
Answer: (1)