In which direction does each chromatid move on separation of sister chromatids?
A. Towards the nuclear envelope
B. Towards the equatorial plane
C. Towards the poles
D. Towards adjacent chromatids
Answer:C
In which direction does each chromatid move on separation of sister chromatids?
A. Towards the nuclear envelope B. Towards the equatorial plane C. Towards the poles D. Towards adjacent chromatids
Explanation: Separation of the sister chromatids occurs during the third stage of mitosis or the M phase of the cell cycle, known as anaphase. The chromatids separate from each other and move to the opposite poles of the cell.