Cell Division

- DNA has already replicated 

- Chromosones codense 

- Nuclear envelope disappears 

- Nucleolus disappears

- The Centrioles move to opposite sides of the nucleus 

- Spindle Fibres form

- The Chromosones arrange themselves on the equator 

- The chromosomes are attached to the centromeres

- The Centromere divides into two

- The attached microtubles contract and pull the chromatids to opposite polls of the cell 

- The chromatids are now called daugther chromosmes 

- The Daughter chromosones reach the poles and uncoil and lengthen

- Nuclear envelope and nucleolus re-form

- Two nuclei are formed

- Spindle fibres disintergatre