Mitosis:
Interphase- chromosomes are indistinguishable
Prophase- chromosomes become visible under the microscope and nuclear envelope breaks down.
Metaphase- chromosomes line along the equator by spindle fibres
Anaphase- spindle fibres contract causing the movement of chromatids to the opposite poles
Telophase- nuclear envelope reforms around the two new nuclei and chromosomes become indistinguishable again
Cytokinesis- the cytoplasm of the parent cell divides creating two new daughter cells which are genetically identical
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