Chromosomes condense, Spindle forms, Nuclear envelope breaks down, centrioles separate and move to opposite poles of cell

Chromosomes line up across equator of the cell, spindle attaches centromere to centrioles

Sister chromatids are pulled apart and chromosomes move to opposite ends of cell

Chromosomes gather at each end of cell, nuclear envelopes reforms around each new, spindle breaks down

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Functions of Cell Di

Question	Answer
What is prophase	Chromosomes condense, Spindle forms, Nuclear envelope breaks down, centrioles separate and move to opposite poles of cell
What is metaphase	Chromosomes line up across equator of the cell, spindle attaches centromere to centrioles
What is anaphase	Sister chromatids are pulled apart and chromosomes move to opposite ends of cell
what is telophase	Chromosomes gather at each end of cell, nuclear envelopes reforms around each new, spindle breaks down
what is cytokinesis	Cytoplasm divides