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The phase of mitosis in which the nucleolus disappears is Group of answer choices anaphase interphase metaphase prophase

The phase of mitosis in which the nucleolus disappears is Group of answer choices anaphase interphase metaphase prophase
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The phase of mitosis in which the nucleolus disappears is

Group of answer choices

anaphase

interphase

metaphase

prophase

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Porphase


During prophase, the chromosomes condense, the nucleolus disappears, and the nuclear envelope breaks down.
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Prophase
In prophase, replicated chromosomes condense, nucleolus disappears and the centroids move to opposite sides of the cell, hope I helped
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