BIO130H1 Chapter : Pg. 1092-1094.docx

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Occurs between anaphase and ends at telophase. The change is visible through cleavage furrow; which spreads until the cell divides into two. The structure of the cell furrow is created by a contractile ring; dynamic assembly of actin filaments, myosin ii. Cytokinesis occurs in four steps: initiation, contraction, membrane insertions and completions. Actin and myosin ii in the contractile ring generate the force for cytokinesis. Actin and myosin ii begin to accumulate into contractile ring. The contractile ring depends on formin protein.

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