| Front | Describe and draw the four stages of mitosis |
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| Back | Prophase: nuclear membrane breaks down and chromatids condense (DNA recoiling) while the centrioles move to opposite poles and form spindles Metaphase: the sister chromatids line up on the equator of the cell as spindles join at their centromeres Anaphase (shortest phase): the spindles shorten so that sister chromatids separate from the centromere to opposite poles Telophase: nuclei reform and nucleoli form while the cell is invaginating (Cytokinesis: two daughter cells separate and restart interphase) |
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