The document summarizes the stages of cell mitosis: Interphase where DNA replicates, Prophase where chromosomes condense, Metaphase where chromosomes align in the middle, Anaphase where daughter chromosomes are pulled apart, Telophase where chromosomes reach cell poles, and Cytokinesis where the cell divides into two daughter cells completing the cell cycle.

1. Cell Mitosis
The Cell Cycle
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2. Interphase
In this phase, the cell appears inactive. It is the
longest phase of the cell cycle, the DNA
replicates.

3. Interphase to Prophase

4. Early Prophase
Early Prophase is when the nucleolus fades and
the replicated DNA and other proteins condense
into chromosomes.

5. Metaphase
The part where the chromosomes are aligned in
the middle of the cell.

6. Anaphase
The daughter chromosomes are pulled apart and
start moving to the different cell poles.

7. Anaphase to Telophase

8. Telophase
The daughter chromosomes get to the cell poles.

9. Telophase to Cytokinesis

10. Cytokinesis
The fibres that are attached to the chromosomes
start to break down and then only the portion of
overlap os left. Makes it an “official” two cells!! :)

11. Cytokinesis to Interphase

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