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At the end of prophase, which cell structures are no longer visible under the microscope?
AMitochondria and plastids
BRibosomes and centrioles
CGolgi, ER and nucleolus
DPlasma membrane and wall
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Golgi, ER and nucleolus
By late prophase the Golgi, ER, nucleolus and nuclear envelope have disappeared from view.
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