Cell division: Cell division is the process,
which cells multiply by continuous series for growth and repair of tissue.
1. Prophase
2. Pro-metaphase
3. Metaphase
4. Anaphase
5. Telophase
Prophase: Each chromosome splits into two chromatids at its
centromere. Paired centroiles are separated from each other. Subsequently nuclear
membrane disintegastes and the nucleolus disappears.
Pro-Metaphase: It is the second phase of mitosis. Nuclear membrane
and nucleolus disappear. Protein made two made two poled spindle apparatus is
obvious, There are two fibre in spindle apparatus. Spindle fibre-prolonged one
to another pole, Chromosomal fibre-Attach with centromere of chromosome.
Metaphase: The centromere of each chromosomes organize them
selves along the microtubules of the mitotic spindles.
Anaphase: Centromere splists longitudinally and two chromatids
migrate to the opposite pole of mitotiespindle.
Telophase: The new daughter chromosomes becomes covered by new
nuclear membrane. Finally cytoplasm divides and the two complete new cells are
fromed.
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