What Happens in Each Phase of Mitosis?
Ah, mitosis magic in action! In prophase, chromosomes condense and spindle fibers form. Metaphase makes chromosomes line up in the cell's center. Anaphase pulls sister chromatids apart, and in telophase, the cell seals the deal and splits into two!
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It's pretty simple: prophase is where chromosomes party, metaphase is the line-up, anaphase pulls them apart, and telophase finishes the show!
When I first saw mitosis under a microscope, it blew my mind! Watching those phases unfold was like witnessing a well-choreographed dance. Each step is crucial to ensure the new cells are identical to their parent.
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