Cell biologists distinguish between division of the nucleus (), and division of the cytoplasm (). Which two terms do we use to refer to these processes?

1. Karyokinesis

2. Cytokinesis

Explanation:

When cell biologist wanted to study the mechanism of how the cells are formed from the pre-existing cell they found that cell divides in a cyclic manner in which the events repeat each time a new cell forms.

The cell division takes place in two important stages that are first the nucleus divides and then the cytoplasm of the cell divides.  They referred the division of the nucleus as the karyokinesis and division of the cytoplasm of the cell as the cytokinesis.

The karyokinesis takes places in many phases which can be easily distinguished and the cytokinesis takes place by the division of cell membrane and the cellular components equally.

Thus, karyokinesis and cytokinesis are correct.

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