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.

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Nucleus

Mitochondria

Proteins

Lipids

Carbohydrates

Chromosomes (DNA)

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

The cell is splitting into two identical copies.

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

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

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

The cell is splitting into two identical copies.

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 cell has split into two identical copies.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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