1. Cell Mitosis

2. In interphase, the first stage is G1. In G1,
the cell organelles are doubled in size.

3. In the S phase, inside the nucleus, a copy of
the DNA is made.

4. In the G2 phase, proteins are synthesized.

5. In prophase, the DNA is organized into
chromosomes.

6. In metaphase, the chromosomes line up
between newly-formed spindles.

7. In anaphase, the chromosomes are split at
their centromeres. Spindles pull the
chromosomes apart.

8. Chromosomes are now affixed to the
spindles.

9. Chromosomes now unwrap into their
former state, DNA strands.

10. With the DNA reproduced, the nucleus
splits.

11. In the next stage, Cytokinesis, the
cytoplasm splits, and there are now two
cells, exactly the same.

12. For both cells, the process repeats from
slide two.