File:Mitotic Metaphase.svg
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English: metaphase showing one part of the mitosis divition of eucaryotic cells |
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- 2008-09-10T10:00:05Z LadyofHats 774x115 (470427 Bytes) {{Information |Description= a serie of cells showing the mitosis divition of eucaryotic cells |Source=own work, the cells are extracted from: Image:Prophase procariotic mitosis.svg Image:Prometaphase procariotic mitosis.svg
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