Which of the following is not reorganized during the telophase of mitosis?
Correct answer: B. Mitotic apparatus
- A. Nuclear membrane
- B. Mitotic apparatus
- C. Nucleoli
- D. None of these
Explanation
The telophase of mitosis is opposite to the prophase. Hence, in telophase, the mitotic apparatus is disorganized, the nucleolus and nuclear membrane reappear and chromosomes become uncondensed to form chromatin.
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