Copy of Tuesday (09/30) - Mitosis Virtual Lab (5/2/2026)

The cell grows, then divides into two cells.

The cell gains mutations and explodes.

The cell moves molecules from low to high concentration.

The cell uses ribosomes to create 4 copies.

Nucleus

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Mitochondria

Carbohydrates

Proteins

Chromosomes (DNA)

Lipids

The cell is moving the DNA into a straight line inside the cell.

The cell is splitting into two identical copies.

The DNA inside the nucleus is packing or condensing into X shapes.

Spindle fibers are pulling apart/separating chromosomes (X-shapes) to opposite sides of the cell.

Spindle fibers are moving chromosomes (X-shapes) into a straight line in the center of the cell.

The DNA inside the nucleus is packing or condensing into X shapes.

The cell is splitting into two identical copies.

Spindle fibers are pulling apart/separating chromosomes (X-shapes) to opposite sides of the cell.

The cell has split into two identical copies.

The DNA inside the nucleus is packing or condensing into X shapes.

Spindle fibers are moving chromosomes (X-shapes) into a straight line in the center of the cell.

Spindle fibers are pulling apart/separating chromosomes (X-shapes) to opposite sides of the cell.

The DNA inside the nucleus is packing or condensing into X shapes.

The cell is using ATP to transport molecules against the gradient.

Two nuclei are forming inside of one cell as chromosomes start to unwind.

Spindle fibers are moving chromosomes (X-shapes) into a straight line in the center of the cell.

Spindle fibers are moving chromosomes (X-shapes) into a straight line in the center of the cell.

The cell separates, replicates organelles, and results in 2 identical copies.

The DNA inside the nucleus is packing or condensing into X shapes.

Spindle fibers are moving chromosomes (X-shapes) into a straight line in the center of the cell.