What is Telophase in Mitosis?
In telophase, chromosomes hit their end zones, and the cell begins to divide, creating two nuclei that lead to two new cells.
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Telophase is when the magic starts to settle down, and the cell preps for its final act: cytokinesis, where it splits into two.
During telophase in mitosis, the chromosomes that were pulled apart now reach the poles of the cell, and new nuclear membranes start to form around them, resulting in two nuclei.
Think of telophase as the time when the cell tidies up the chromosome drama and starts organizing itself for the big split.
It's like the grand finale of the show鈥攃hromosomes reach their destinations and the cell starts to wrap things up, getting ready to split.
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