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1. is not accompanied by physical changes
2. by far the longest stage of cell cycle

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- beginning stages
- lasts for a long time (80% of the cell cycle)

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Don't see observable physical changes under microscope and makes up majority of cell cycle

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- final stage of the cell cycle
- chromosomes go to opposite side of cell and nuclei form

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1. process in which cell actually divides in two
2. last step before both cells are ready to complete a new cell cycle

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Chromosomes becomes visible as paired chromatids. Nuclear envelope disappears. Second stage before chromosomes are lined up.

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1. Chromosomes become visible
2. nuclear envelope disappears

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- chromosomes attach to spindle fivers
- here chromosomes are at coiled stage
- chromosomes align at middle before splitting

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1. Chromosomes attach to spindle fibers
2. form line in center of cell

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Chromosomes are lined in the middle by spindle fibers

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Chromosomes break at the centromere of the cell. Chromosomes move to opposite poles of the cell.

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1. chromosomes move away from each other
2. move to opposite poles

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1. final phase of cell division
2. two nuclei are formed

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- sister chromatids split and move away from each other
- in the direction of the poles

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Interphase is where the cell grows and the nuclear DNA duplicates.

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Chromosomes move away from each other on opposite poles of spindle fibers

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The nucleolus shrinks and disappears.

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- chromosomes become visible
- paired chromatids and nuclear envelope disappears