So, when excess pressure is placed on a nerve for a few seconds to several minutes, the nerve loses its ability to conduct its electrical signals. This initially manifests as decreased sensation in the form of a pins and needles, tingling, itching, and/or painful sensation.
Report Abuse. During interphase, the cell is essentially preparing for mitosis. Thus, the nuclear membrane is still intact. The cell is merely replicating its DNA and chromosomes. During mitosis itself, however, the nuclear membrane breaks down so the chromosomes become visible under a microscope.
The mother cellâs DNA is copied during interphase. During mitosis the chromosomes condense from long strands to highly coiled structures. The two copies of each DNA strand, called sister chromatids, are physically attached to one another. The chromosomes are moved to the center of the cell and split apart in a highly coordinated fashion.