Because of your expert knowledge of cell division, you and your colleagues have been hired by an estaur online, user-written encyclopedia as content editors. Your job is to read entries submitted on topics about cell division and edit them for accuracy. Carefully read the entries on the topics below and determine what is inaccurate about each entry. Each entry contains multiple errors but you only need to identify five errors in each. In each entry, mark your suggested editorial changes (five per topic) by circling or underlining what is incorrect and list each part you find incorrect in the spaces provided. Also explain why you think the part is incorrect. This is an individual activity. I expect you to do this on your own and do not copy answers from another student A. Mitosis (Overview)- 5 pts Mitosis is how all cells divide. Mitosis is the division of the genetic material in the nucleus. Mitosis is typically followed by the division of the cell into two cells, a process called metastasis. In mitosis, the two resultant daughter nuclei are genetically dissimilar to one another. At the end of mitosis in human cells, two haploid cells have resulted. The process of mitosis involves movement of chromosomes in cells by intermediate filaments. Typically, chromosomes consist of a single circular double-stranded DNA molecule that is complexed with carbohydrates forming chromatin. Prior to mitosis (in G of interphase), the chromosomes are replicated and exist as two bodies that are attached at a site known as the nucleosome. The two identical bodies of a replicated chromosome are called sister chromatids. List and explain Suggested Editorial Changes below 1.