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Late telophase and cytokinesis

An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x

Daughter cells <p>An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x</p>

Daughter cells

An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x
Chromosomes <p>An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x</p>

Chromosomes

An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x
Cytokinesis (near completion) <p>An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x</p>

Cytokinesis (near completion)

An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x
Microtubules <p>An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x</p>

Microtubules

An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x
Centriole <p>An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x</p>

Centriole

An electron micrograph shows two daughter cells in late telophase and cytokinesis.  The chromosomes are still condensed and the nuclear envelopes have not started to reform.  In the cell on the left, microtubules are seen extending from the centriole to the chromosomes.  Cytokinesis is nearly complete.  Inset: Magnified view of the area in the box.  5000x; Inset   15,000x
Main SlideDaughter cellsChromosomesCytokinesis (near completion)MicrotubulesCentriole