Stages of Mitosis Flipbook
Interphase
Interphase is
the longest
stage of mitosis
in which the cell
continues to
fonction and the
organells
withing the
cytoplasme
double.
After the
organelle
s
duplicate,
they
space out
to provide
space for
what
happens
next.
Early prophase
Early
Prophase is
the first stage
of mitosis.
This is when
the nucleolus
dissolves and
releases the
DNA.
The nucleolus
continues to
dissolve, and
is beginning to
show some of
the DNA.
The nucleolus
and
membrane
fully dissolve
and release
the DNA,
leading us to
the second
stage, which
is Late
Prophase
Late Prophase
During Late
Prophase, the
spindle fibres
attach to the
centrometers of
the chromasomes,
holding them in
place.
Metaphase
Metaphase is
when the
spindle fibres
pull the
chromasomes
into allignment
on the equator
of the cell.
Anaphase
Spindle
fibres
begin to
pull sister
chromatids
to opposite
poles of
the cell.
The spindle
fibres
continue to
pull the
chromosome
s apart until
there is
enough room
to commence
our final
stage of
mitosis.
Telophase
During
Telophase,(the
final stage) the
spindle fibres
disapear and a
nuclear
membrane
formes around
the separated set
of chromosomes.
The start of
the
separation
of the nuclei
begins.
Cytokinesis
Cytokenesis is the
separation of the
nuclei into two
daughter cells, after
this step, the
mitosis process is
complete.
The End