ChromatinAnaphaseSister chromatidsseparate. thirdstage of mitosis,spindle fibersshorten pullingchromosomesapartCancerCells skipcheckpointsand divideuncontrollablyLysosomeShowscytokinesisNuclearMembraneChromatidEach half ofachromosomeG2interphasestage preparesto divide bycopyingorganellesInterphasePeriod of timewhere a cellcarries out cellprocesses andreplicates DNAprior to celldivisionCheckpointstop to thecell cycle tocheck fordamageApoptosisSinterphasestage of cellcycle wherecell replicatesDNAShowsmetaphaseCancerMetaphaseOriginal cellthat divides toproduce 2identicaldaughter cellsChromosomeCondensedDNA onlyvisible duringmitosisDNACentrioleorganellethe sendsout spindlefibersTelophaseAfter the chromosomeseparates, the cellseals off, Final Phaseof Mitosis. fourth stageof mitosis, cells beginto form cleavagefurrow (animal) or cellplate (plant) and divideProphaseAnaphaseSpindleFibersemerge fromcentrioles,attach tochromosomes topull them apartduring mitosisShowstelophaseProphaseChromatincondenses intochromosomes. firststage of mitosis,nuclear envelopedisappears,chromosomescondenseMetaphaseChromosomes line up inthe middle of the cell.second stage of mitosis,centrioles move toopposite ends of cell,spindle fibers attach tochromosomes,chromosomes line up inmiddleCentromerecentral part ofchromosome,joining thetwo sisterchromatidsMitosisA process that takesplace in the nucleus of adividing cell, involves aseries of steps, andresults in the formation oftwo new nuclei eachhaving the same numberof chromosomes as theparent nucleus.CytokinesisCompleteseparation of the 2new cells resultingfrom mitosis. finalstage of the cellcycle, cells divideand move apartTelophaseG1interphase stageof cell cyclewhere cell growsand carries outmetabolicprocessesDaughtercells2 new cellsthat resultfrom theprocess ofcell divisionCellcycleShowsprophaseCelldivisionProcess thatresults in twoidentical daughtercells. Both mitosisand cytokinesisare a part of thisprocessShowsanaphaseChromatinAnaphaseSister chromatidsseparate. thirdstage of mitosis,spindle fibersshorten pullingchromosomesapartCancerCells skipcheckpointsand divideuncontrollablyLysosomeShowscytokinesisNuclearMembraneChromatidEach half ofachromosomeG2interphasestage preparesto divide bycopyingorganellesInterphasePeriod of timewhere a cellcarries out cellprocesses andreplicates DNAprior to celldivisionCheckpointstop to thecell cycle tocheck fordamageApoptosisSinterphasestage of cellcycle wherecell replicatesDNAShowsmetaphaseCancerMetaphaseOriginal cellthat divides toproduce 2identicaldaughter cellsChromosomeCondensedDNA onlyvisible duringmitosisDNACentrioleorganellethe sendsout spindlefibersTelophaseAfter the chromosomeseparates, the cellseals off, Final Phaseof Mitosis. fourth stageof mitosis, cells beginto form cleavagefurrow (animal) or cellplate (plant) and divideProphaseAnaphaseSpindleFibersemerge fromcentrioles,attach tochromosomes topull them apartduring mitosisShowstelophaseProphaseChromatincondenses intochromosomes. firststage of mitosis,nuclear envelopedisappears,chromosomescondenseMetaphaseChromosomes line up inthe middle of the cell.second stage of mitosis,centrioles move toopposite ends of cell,spindle fibers attach tochromosomes,chromosomes line up inmiddleCentromerecentral part ofchromosome,joining thetwo sisterchromatidsMitosisA process that takesplace in the nucleus of adividing cell, involves aseries of steps, andresults in the formation oftwo new nuclei eachhaving the same numberof chromosomes as theparent nucleus.CytokinesisCompleteseparation of the 2new cells resultingfrom mitosis. finalstage of the cellcycle, cells divideand move apartTelophaseG1interphase stageof cell cyclewhere cell growsand carries outmetabolicprocessesDaughtercells2 new cellsthat resultfrom theprocess ofcell divisionCellcycleShowsprophaseCelldivisionProcess thatresults in twoidentical daughtercells. Both mitosisand cytokinesisare a part of thisprocessShowsanaphase

Mitosis - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Chromatin
  2. Sister chromatids separate. third stage of mitosis, spindle fibers shorten pulling chromosomes apart
    Anaphase
  3. Cells skip checkpoints and divide uncontrollably
    Cancer
  4. Lysosome
  5. Shows cytokinesis
  6. Nuclear Membrane
  7. Each half of a chromosome
    Chromatid
  8. interphase stage prepares to divide by copying organelles
    G2
  9. Period of time where a cell carries out cell processes and replicates DNA prior to cell division
    Interphase
  10. stop to the cell cycle to check for damage
    Checkpoint
  11. Apoptosis
  12. interphase stage of cell cycle where cell replicates DNA
    S
  13. Shows metaphase
  14. Cancer
  15. Original cell that divides to produce 2 identical daughter cells
    Metaphase
  16. Condensed DNA only visible during mitosis
    Chromosome
  17. DNA
  18. organelle the sends out spindle fibers
    Centriole
  19. After the chromosome separates, the cell seals off, Final Phase of Mitosis. fourth stage of mitosis, cells begin to form cleavage furrow (animal) or cell plate (plant) and divide
    Telophase
  20. Prophase
  21. Anaphase
  22. emerge from centrioles, attach to chromosomes to pull them apart during mitosis
    Spindle Fibers
  23. Shows telophase
  24. Chromatin condenses into chromosomes. first stage of mitosis, nuclear envelope disappears, chromosomes condense
    Prophase
  25. Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. second stage of mitosis, centrioles move to opposite ends of cell, spindle fibers attach to chromosomes, chromosomes line up in middle
    Metaphase
  26. central part of chromosome, joining the two sister chromatids
    Centromere
  27. A process that takes place in the nucleus of a dividing cell, involves a series of steps, and results in the formation of two new nuclei each having the same number of chromosomes as the parent nucleus.
    Mitosis
  28. Complete separation of the 2 new cells resulting from mitosis. final stage of the cell cycle, cells divide and move apart
    Cytokinesis
  29. Telophase
  30. interphase stage of cell cycle where cell grows and carries out metabolic processes
    G1
  31. 2 new cells that result from the process of cell division
    Daughter cells
  32. Cell cycle
  33. Shows prophase
  34. Process that results in two identical daughter cells. Both mitosis and cytokinesis are a part of this process
    Cell division
  35. Shows anaphase