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Wednesday, January 13, 2013 ------------------------- Friday, February 18, 2013 --- ---------------------- Unlike plant and an*mal cells, when the nucleus membrane decomposes, the tufts of the membrane are torn off. In fungi, this membrane remains intact and does not rupture during the prophylaxis. And due to the narrowing of the nucleus, the mitosis is performed on both sides of the mitosis. This type of nuclear division is called Moore (1965), called Karyochorisis (karyokorizys). With the exception of some myxomycetes, the mitosis in most thymic fungi occurs with the advent of centrioles and in most tick-free fungi with the appearance of spindle pole bodies. Centrifuges are clearly adjacent to the nucleus and are seen in fungi with spores of flagella. Centrifuges are involved in separating chromosomes. Chromosomes are small and often invisible and are only seen as chromatin particles. In the metaphase stage, chromosomes are randomly distributed over spindle filaments and do not form a tropical plate (metaphase). If they form metaphases in other organisms. The nucleus has a nucleus that is predominantly composed of RNA and varies in different fungi of its behavior when the nucleus is divided. The nucleus is usually divided into