Centripetal cytokinesis in animal cells involves microtubule filaments forming a contractile ring that constricts to create a cleavage furrow, ultimately pinching the cell into two.
Centripetal cytokinesis in animal cells involves the formation of a contractile ring from microtubule filaments, which constricts to form a cleavage furrow and eventually pinches the cell into two.
| Front | Process of centripetal cytokinesis in animal cells |
|---|---|
| Back | microtubule filaments form contractile ring, constricts to clevage furrow, pinches off |
Tags: 1_6_cell_division
Learn with these flashcards. Click next, previous, or up to navigate to more flashcards for this subject.
Next card: Cell form fuse process centrifugal cytokinesis plant post
Previous card: Mitosis telophase chromosome sets arrive poles spindle fibres
Up to card list: IB Biology HL