Question

Under a light microscope, a stained cell shows chromosomes lined up along the middle. What will happen next?

Answer 1

its metaphegic stat where all chromosome are arrenge in a line then they will go to the opposit pole

Answer 2

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Chromosomes lining up along the middle is called the metaphase
What will happen next is the anaphase.
The centromere (connection between 2 chromatids) is connected to the centrosome with microtubules. The centrioles will pull the 2 chromatids apart.
I added an image of the anaphase. Also an image of the whole mitosis process.

Answer 3

um i see the first picture is wrong that is the metaphase :P xD