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The above picture shows the Mitosis division.
The above 3 pictures show Prophase, Telophase, and Anaphase.
• Generally, the Mitosis division consists of 6 phases those are Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and cytokinesis.
• The first picture shows prophase in this phase the chromosomes appear combined form but the nuclear envelope is not possible.
• The second picture shows Telophase in this phase the chromosomes are at the poles and are becoming more diffuse.
The nuclear envelope is formed in this phase.
• The third picture shows Anaphase in this phase the chromosomes are separated and moving towards the poles.
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The above diagram is the different stages of mitosis
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- Mitosis or division of nucleus is the formation of identical daughter cell from the parental cell.
- Mitosis contain 6 stages that are- prophase,Prometaphase,Meta phase,Anaphase and telophase.
- The first picture is the early prophase stage, where division takes place within centrioles, and astral is formed and moved apart and the nuclear membrane is separated.
- The second picture is the telophase stage, where cell membrane is completely formed.The chromosome is separated and nuclear membrane is formed that surrounds the chromosome.
- The third picture is the meta phase stage where attachment of centromere and spindle fiber takes place.
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