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Met

Telophase!

Nuclei

Interphase!

Mitosis!

Telo=Two

1. 2 nuclei begin to form with the same amount of chromatids in each nuclei.

Interphase is the first phase of The Cell Cycle. During this phase, the cell prepares to divide into two cells by copying it's DNA and enlarges itself.

2. The nuclear membrane will begin to grow again.

cell division process

3. The nucleolus will appear again.

Mitosis -

happens

in all cells

  • Mitosis is NOT the longest

phase of the cell cycle

  • There are 4 different phases of Mitosis(Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase)

Metaphase!

Mitosis:

Spindle fibers

S

Phase

Centriole

Chromosomes

The cell duplicates all of it's chromosomes. For humans, it would go from 23 to 46.

Meta=middle

Phase

G

1

1. The chromosomes line up in the middle.

2. Spindle fibers attach to the centromeres.

For this phase, the cell grows to it's needed

size and creates the structures it needs.

Prophase!

Mitosis:

a chromatid is 1/2

of a chromosome

During Anaphase, centromeres split and sister chromatids are pulled apart to opposite poles of the cell. Each chromotid is now a separate chromosome

1. Nuclear envelope dissapears

2. Chromosomes condese- can see sister chromotids and centromere

Cytokinesis!

Ana = Apart

3. The nucleolus inside the nucleus disappears.

In cytokinesis cytoplasm divides and 2 new daughter cells are now separate.

4.The spindle fibers start shooting out of the centrioles.

Chromatids

The Cell Cycle

Mitosis:Anaphase!

In this phase, the cell checks itself for any missing organelles and increases the amount of cytoplasm, so when the cell becomes two, there is enough for both.

After this, the cell is prepared to go on to the cell division.

2

G

Phase

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