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This model shows the stages of mitosis by using the plate and drawings to stand for a cell and its parts. Interphase has loose DNA inside the nuclear membrane, and erasing the membrane in prophase shows it breaking down while the DNA coils into visible chromosomes and centrioles appear. In metaphase the chromosomes are lined up in the middle and spindle fibers attach, and in anaphase the fibers pull the chromosome halves to opposite sides. In telophase two new nuclei form around each set of chromosomes and the drawn line and circles show the cell splitting into two identical daughter cells.

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The model uses a plate and drawings to show mitosis. During interphase the DNA is loose inside the nucleus; in prophase the membrane breaks down, the DNA coils into visible chromosomes, and centrioles appear. In metaphase the chromosomes line up, in anaphase they are pulled to opposite sides, and in telophase two new nuclei form before the cell splits into two identical daughter cells.