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Stage of Mitosis
- Interphase
- Looks similar to
normal phase.
- Not considered a
phase of mitosis
- A period of intense metabolic
activity prior to mitosis
- G1 phase
- Cell prepare for cell replication
and organelles reproduce
- S phase
- Synthesis of DNA, replication
of genetic material
- G2 phase
- Last stage of Interphase
- Last stage of Interphase
- Synthesis of DNA, replication
of genetic material
- Cell prepare for cell replication
and organelles reproduce
- Prophase
- Nucleus disintergrates
- Spindle Fibers forms at
the two opposite poles
- Chromatin condenses
- Centrioles migrates to poles
- Takes approximately
6 minutes to complete
- Metaphase
- Chromosomes line up
in the middle of the cell
- Centromeres line up in
the middle of the cell
- Anaphase
- Chromosomes
(centromeres separate
slowly)
- Arms of the chromatids
pull the centromeres apart
- Spindle fibers get
shorter and thicker
- Spindle fibers help pull
the centromeres apart
- This is the most
rapid phase of
Mitosis
- Telophase
- Nucleus starts
to form again
- Cytokinesis occurs
and cell divides
- Two daughter cells are formed
identical to the parent cell
- Nucleus starts
to form again
- Chromosomes
(centromeres separate
slowly)
- Chromosomes line up
in the middle of the cell
- Nucleus disintergrates
- Looks similar to
normal phase.
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