The daughters cells are identical to each other and the original parent cell. PHASES OF MITOSISProphaseMetaphaseAnaphaseTelophase In a typical animal cell, mitosis can be divided into four main stages: Profase: chromatin.
PROPHASECopied DNA changes into chromosomesThe nucleolus disappears form the cell and the nuclearmembrane break downThe spindle fibers begin to form in the cell METAPHASEThe chromosomes line up in a single file in the middle of thecell when it is going to be dividedĪNAPHASE- The two sister chromatids in each chromosome separate fromeach other.- The spindle fibers pull them in opposite directions-Once separated, the chromatids are now two identical single-stranded chromosomes.- As they move to opposite sides of a cell, the cell begins to getlonger.-Anaphase is complete when the two identical sets ofchromosomes are at opposite ends of a cell. TELOPHASEA nuclear membrane appears and forms around thechromatin.Chromosomes began to separateThe spindle fibers began to brake down.Two identical nuclei form in the cell. RESULTS OF MITOSISThe result of mitosis is that two geneticallyidentical daughter nuclei. The cell may then divideby cytokinesis to produce two daughter cells.
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