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Interphase
cell replicates (doubles) its DNA
prepare for mitosis
centrosome also divides.

Prophase
DNA condenses into individual distinct chromosomes
nucleus (nuclear membrane) breaks down;
centrosomes migrate to the poles
chromosomes are held together at the centromere
centrioles begin to form the spindle

Metaphase
some spindle fibers attach to and organize the chromosomes to line up on the equator of the cell. some spindle fibers span the cell

Anaphase
spindle fibers (attached to chromosomes) shorten by enzymes, pulling the chromosomes apart.
other spindle fibers lengthen, pushing the poles apart/ elongating the cell.

Telophase
two new nuclei form
a cleavage furrow forms across the midline of the parent cell, pinching it in two
in cell plants: cell plate

Cytokinesis
cells completely split
division of the cytoplasm
ends up with two separate daughter cells
