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The difference between these two processes is that meiosis has two rounds of genetic seperation and mitosis only has one. Meiosis is the process that makes sperm and egg cells. Mitosis does not do that. Mitosis is only done by body cells.

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Cytokinesis is the cell division process during which the cytoplasm of a single cell divides into two daughter cells.

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A new cell membrane begins to form down the center of the cell's cytoplasm. One set of chromosomesis on each side of a new cell membrane. The nucleus reforms in each new cell.

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The mitotic spindles begin pulling pairs of chromosomes apart. Half of a chromosome pair is pulled to one end of the cell. The other half is pulled to the opposite end.

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This is the stage where chromosomes and their copies line up along the cell's center. The nuclear membrane is dissolved completely. Centrioles move toward opposite ends of the cell.

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During this stage, chromosomes thicken and get easier to see. The nuclear membrane begins to dissolve and a mitotic spindle forms in the cytoplasm. The spindles attach to 2 centrioles and to each chromosome.

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Interphase is the resting stage between cell division. This is the longest phase because it lasts a very long time. Chromosomes get scattered about the nucleus and are not very visible. Near the end of interphase the cell makes copies of each chromosome