What Phase Do Cells Divide in Mitosis?
The big moment happens in anaphase. Chromosomes get split and head to opposite ends of the cell, getting ready to form new cells.
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Cells actually divide during the anaphase of mitosis when the chromosomes are pulled apart to opposite sides of the cell. It's like the ultimate tug-of-war!
Technically, the cell itself splits during cytokinesis, which follows telophase, but anaphase is when the magic of separation truly happens.
Anaphase is the MVP here鈥攃hromosomes separate and head to opposite poles.
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