Once the chromosomes are separated, the spindle fibres detach themselves.
The chromosomes then uncoil and become long and thin again (we can no longer see them under a microscope).
Nuclear envelopes form around the groups of chromosomes at each end, creating two nuclei.
The cytoplasm then divides, creating two new daughter cells.
The cell then goes back to interphase and starts the cycle all over again.
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