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Before this division takes place Cytokinesis occurs after the end
a cell must copy its own set of
of mitosis, when the cell
chromosomes.
physically splits in two to create
two new ‘daughter’ cells.
DNA replicates!
Two identical cells form!
The cell begins to physically
divide.
The chromosomes are at the
poles of the cell. The nuclear
envelope reforms around the
two sets of chromosomes.
Chromosomes line up
in the middle
– at the metaphase plate
(equator) of cell.
centromeres.
DNA condenses.
Chromosomes become visible.
Nuclear envelope disappears.
Spindle Forms.
pull sister chromatids to
opposite ends of cell.
Each chromosome goes from
having 2 sister chromatids to
being 2 separate chromosomes.
Mitosis is the process that all
normal body cells (somatic cells)
use to divide into two new
‘daughter’ cells.
This is used for growth,
maintenance and repair.
Parent cell
Mitosis
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis
Interphase