The cell cycle includes prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase and interphase.

In mitotic cell division, daughter cells contain half of the total number of chromosomes present in parent cells.

Mitotic cell division takes place during an organism’s growth.

Meiosis is important to the growth and repair of multicell.

Two types of cell division are recognized according to the behaviour of the chromosomes.

Mitosis takes place in germ cells.

Mitosis takes place in germ cells.

Meiosis generally takes place in the formation of gametes.

During prophase, DNA replication causes each chromosome to have sister chromatids.

Mitosis is important to the growth and repair of unicellular organism.

Genetic content of mitotic products are identical.

At each pole there is a haploid number of chromosomes in telophase.

The additional stage in the cell cycle is termed as telophase.

Chromatid pairs are at the equator of the cell in metaphase of mitosis.

Somatic cell consists of diploid number of chromosomes.

There are no centrioles in cell division of higher plants.

Mitosis is nature’s way of keeping the chromosome number constant from generation to generation.

Body cells are also known as somatic cells.

A cell normally contains two of each type of chromosomes, the haploid condition.

Behaviour of chromosomes distinguishes the two types of cell division.