1. Life Cycle of a Cell By Tyler McElroy

2. Interphase This is the first part of mitosis were the cell is starting to double its DNA and protein is being made in peroration for the separation . This is also the longest stage the cell stays in.

4. Prophase the nucleolus disappears and chromatin condenses into chromosomes . All replicated chromosome comprises two chromatids, both with the same genes.

6. Prometaphase The nuclear breaks down so there is no nucleus left. Some of the mitotic spindle fibers stretch and attach to protein bundles at the centromere region on the chromosomes.

7. metaphase Tension applied by the spindle fibers aligns the chromosomes in a line at the center of the cell

9. Anaphase The spun fibers shorten , the chromatids(Daughter chromosomes) are pulled apart and begin moving to the ends of the cell

11. Telophase The daughter chromosomes arrive at the ends and the spun fibers that have pulled them apart disappear

12. Cytokinesis The spindal fibers breakdown until only the portion of overlapped cell is left. It’s the region that a contractile ring the cell into two daughter cells.

13. Interphase Now there are two daughter cells