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Centromeres split apart during which phase of mitosis?
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11. Cell Division
Introduction to Cell Division
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The hair growth stage when all cell division stops is the:
A
Telogen phase
B
Catagen phase
C
Exogen phase
D
Anagen phase
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Understand the four phases of the hair growth cycle: Anagen, Catagen, Telogen, and Exogen. Each phase has distinct characteristics related to hair growth and shedding.
Learn that the Anagen phase is the active growth phase where cells in the hair follicle divide rapidly, resulting in hair elongation.
Recognize that the Catagen phase is a transitional phase where cell division slows down, and the hair follicle begins to shrink, preparing for the next phase.
Understand that the Telogen phase is the resting phase where all cell division stops, and the hair follicle remains dormant. This phase typically lasts for several months.
Note that the Exogen phase is the shedding phase, where the hair is released from the follicle, making room for new hair growth in the next Anagen phase.
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