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In a eukaryotic cell -: during blank , the cell works, grows and makes a copy of it's blank. Following that, in the blank phase, the cell separates it's DNA into two sets, and divides the  blank, thus completing mitosis. After, which, the cell divides it's cytoplasm through blank, forming blank identical cells.

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In a eukaryotic cell, during **interphase**, the cell works, grows, and makes a copy of its **DNA**. Following that, in the **mitotic** phase, the cell separates its DNA into two sets and divides the **nucleus**, thus completing mitosis. After which, the cell divides its cytoplasm through **cytokinesis**, forming **two** identical cells.