anaphase
anaphase A stage that occurs once in
mitosis and twice in
meiosis and that involves the separation of chromosomal material to give two sets of
chromosomes which will eventually form part of new cell nuclei. The separation is controlled by the
spindle. In anaphase of mitosis and anaphase II of meiosis, the
centromere becomes functionally double and daughter chromosomes separate from the equator, moving towards the opposite poles of the spindle. The spindle then elongates and pushes the two groups of chromosomes further apart. In anaphase I of meiosis, the centromere does not divide.
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THE CHANTS OF THE SEASON All-male choral group raises one voice at MCA
Newspaper article from: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME; 11/21/2006; ; 629 words
; ...carols and gospel medleys. Oltman is particularly fond of the "Magnificat" by 19th century Russian composer Cesar Antonovich Cui. "It's a great big, wonderful, rich piece of Russian choral music," said Oltman. "It's incredibly indulgent...
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