Radiation increases the probability that dicentric chromosomes form after every mitosis event, marked by the rupture of an anaphase bridge and the formation of "tailed" nuclei, which are protrusions of the nuclei into the cytoplasm.
Radiation increases the probability that dicentric chromosomes form after every mitotic event, which form chromosome bridges in anaphase and telophase. The rupture of chromosome bridges result in the formation of "tailed" nuclei, which are protrusions of the nuclei into the cytoplasm.