Mitosis Flipbook

Mitosis Flipbook
By: Megan Rempel

Interphase
Is a phase where the cell is carrying out various functions.
It will grown in size and will make new molecules and organelles. DNA will replicate and the cell will get ready for new cells.

Prophase
In this phase, the replicated chromosomes will coil in to an ex shape.
Spindle fibres start to stretch
across to the opposite ends of
the cell. And the nucleus will
disappear.

Metaphase
In this phase, the x chromosomes will line up in the middle of the cell, and the nucleus will be gone completely.

Anaphase
In this stage, the spindle fibres will shorten, and pull the centrometers apart.
Daughter cells will form and go to opposite ends.

Telophase
In this stage, the cell will start to separate. The spindle fibres will disappear, and a nuclear membrane will form around the chromosomes.

Cytokinesis
In this final stage, the cell membrane will pinch together and will divide the cell’s cytoplasm and organelles. Then there will be two new daughter cells.

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