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prophase
chromosome condense: visible when stained
centrosomes start releasing splindle fiber
nuclear envellope breaks down
nucleonus breaks down
metaphase
centrosomes go to poles of cells
spindle fibers align the chromosomes at the equator of the centrosomes
each sister chromatid has one spindle fiber
anaphase
chromosomes split in two equal sister chromatids at centromeres
pulled by spindles to the poles of the cell
telophase
chromosomes start condensing again
spindle fibers break down
nucleonus reforms
nuclear enveloppes starts to reform
cytokinesis occurs ( division of the cell and cytoplasm in two by constriction from edges of cell
interphase
chromosomes start to decondense and sister chromatids duplicate again