Click to add text MITOSIS By Brady and

Click to add text MITOSIS By: Brady and Leo

WHAT IS MITOSIS IS AN IMPORTANT PROCESS IN OUR BODY. MITOSIS IS THE PROCESS OF ONE CELL DIVIDING INTO TWO IDENTICAL TWIN CELLS. THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF MITOSIS IS GROWTH AND REPAIR IN OUR BODY. THERE ARE FOUR STEPS IN MITOSIS

PROPHASE • PROPHASE IS THE FIRST STEP IN MITOSIS. PROPHASE IS THE PROCESS OF SEPARATING DUPLICATE GENETIC MATERIAL CARRIED IN THE NUCELLUS IN THE CELL SEPARATING INTO TWO "TWIN DAUGHTER CELLS". THE DAUGHTER CELLS STAY TOGETHER UNTIL ACTION IS TAKEN.

PROPHASE ANALOGY IMAGINE TWO FISH GOING AROUND THE SEA STAYING TOGETHER

METAPHASE • METAPHASE IS WHEN THE SPINDLES MAKE THE CHROMONES TO THE MIDDLE OF THE CELL OR THE LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CELL

METAPHASE ANALOGY FOR EXAMPLE TWO FISH'S ARE TRYING TO FIND NEW SPACE IN THE SEA SO THEY MAKE THE JOURNEY TO THE SPACE BUT LITTLE DO THEY KNOW OTHER FISH ARE DOING SAME. THE EQUATOR CELL IS LIKE THE NEW SPACE THEY DISCOVER

ANAPHASE IS A VERY IMPORTANT STEP. BASICALLY, WHEN THE TWIN DAUGHTER CELLS ARE IN THE EQUATOR THEY GET SEPARATE BY THE SPINDLE FIBERS AND PUSHED INTO NEW DIFFERENT IDENTICAL CELLS.

ANAPHASE ANALOGY IMAGINE THE TWO FISHES GET IN A WHIRLPOOL WHERE THEY GET SEPARATED FROM THEIR TWIN AND HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER FISH TO GET OUT. THE WHIRLPOOL IS LIKE THE SPINDLE FIBERS

TELOPHASE • THIS IS WHEN THE TWO NEW CHROMATINS ARE NEW PAIRS AND START TO SEPARATE FROM THE PAIR THEY WERE ORIGINALITY IN

TELOPHASE ANALOGY • THIS IS WHEN THE TWO NEW FISH PAIRS ESCAPED AND START TO SPLIT FROM THERE PARTNER AND GO LIVE THERE OWN LIFE IN THE SEA WITH THE OTHER FISH THAT THEY MET

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