Answer to Question #192499 in Cell Biology for Mooto

Question

1.In Onion, what cellular part must form to fully complete mitosis and cell division?

2.What is the most observed miototic stage during the onion root tip experiment.

Answer 1

1) An onion root tip is a quickly developing piece of the onion and accordingly numerous cells will be in various phases of mitosis. the meristematic cells that are arranged in the tip of the roots that render the best and appropriate crude material to examine the various phases of mitosis. The very coiled chromosomes during various phases of mitosis present in the onion root tip cells can be pictured by treating with DNA explicit stains, as Feulgen stain and Acetocarmine stain.

2) At the point when we tally and discover the level of cells at present going through Mitosis and that are in Interphase. Barring interphase, Prophase is the most well-known period of mitosis. It's generally normal/longest stage due to how long it requires to isolate the chromatin, associate shafts, and prep for the rest. The cell basically burn through its doubling up about your DNA and preparing.