| whats the order of mitosis? | 1) prophase, 2) metaphase, 3) anaphase, 4) telophase, 5) interphase |
| explain prophase. | the spindle is forming. chromosomes become visible, nucleur envelope disaseembles, nucleus dissapears, centrioles reach poles |
| explain metaphase | forming the spindle fibres. chromosomes line up on the equator of cell |
| explain anaphase | spindle fibres attatched to chromatids contract, chromatids are pulled towards the poles |
| explain telophase | daughter chromosomes reach poles and become decondensed, nucleur envelope reforms, nucleolus reforms, spindle disentegration. |
| explain interphase | pair of centrioles. cell is actively synthesising proteins; chromosomes not visible prior to mitosis, DNA replicates and centrioles pair replicates |
