Did You Know?
Chromatids are like twins of a chromosome!
What is a Chromosome?
A chromosome holds DNA for the cell.
Why Do Cells Split?
Cells split to make new cells for growth.
What chromatids Does
Chromatids help cells split right.
They keep DNA safe in new cells.
They make sure cells are the same.
Chromatids are made when DNA copies.
They help in growth and repair.
Chromatids are very small but strong.
More About chromatids
Chromatids are made when a cell gets ready to split. Each chromosome makes a copy. This is how new cells get the same DNA. It is like making a twin of each chromosome!
In our bodies, cells split all the time. This helps us grow and heal when we get hurt. Chromatids make sure each new cell is just like the old one.
Scientists study chromatids to learn more about how cells work. They help us understand how life grows. It is cool to know how tiny things help us every day!
