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Cells
Cell Structure
Mitosis & cell cycle
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Prophase
Chromosomes replicated in
interphase
Chromosomes shorten and
thicken
Nuclear envelope
breaks down
Centrioles
divide and each daughter cell moves to opposite poles of cells to form
spindle
Metaphase
Chromosomes move to
central
region of
spindle
(
equator
)
Attach to
spindles
at
centromere
Anaphase
Chromosome
splits
and
sister chromatids
separate
Spindle fibres
shorten
and
pull
chromatids to
opposite
poles
Telophase
New
nuclear envelope
forms as
sister chromatids
reach poles
Spindle
breaks down and disappears
Chromosomes
uncoil
Cytokenesis
Whole cell splits to form
2 identical daughter
cells