Each of the phases of mitosis and their corresponding picture would be as follows:
- Anaphase
- Telophase
- Metaphase
- Prophase
- Cytokinesis
- Interphase
Cells at interphase prior to mitosis experiences growth, double their DNA and duplicate their centrosome, synthesize proteins before heading to the active division phase.
The DNA thickens and becomes visible as chromosomes during telophase after the dissolution of the nuclear membrane.
The chromosomes arrange themselves at the center of the cell and get engaged by the spindle fiber during metaphase.
At the anaphase, the shortening of the spindle fibers leads to the separation of sister chromatids of each chromosome, and this kick-starts their journey to the opposite poles of the cell.
The telophase is characterized by the arrival of sister chromatids to the poles, the reappearance of the nuclear membrane, and the condensation of chromatids.
Cytokinesis is characterized by the division of the cytoplasm to arrive at two independent daughter cells.
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