What Are the Stages for Mitosis?
Mitosis goes through four cool stages: prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Remember: P-MAT like, 'Please Make A Taco!'
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Mitosis stages: 1) Prophase, 2) Metaphase, 3) Anaphase, 4) Telophase. Easy enough!
So, you've got prophase, where chromosomes get cozy; metaphase, where they line up like they're at a dance; anaphase, where they split like besties moving apart; and telophase, where they finally settle into new homes. Cell party!
As someone who's studied this stuff, it's prophase (chromosomes condense), metaphase (line up), anaphase (pull apart), and telophase (new nuclei form). Simple and essential for life!
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