The document describes the stages of mitosis in eukaryotic cell division. It discusses the key events that occur in each stage, including the breakdown of the nuclear membrane, alignment of chromosomes at the center, separation of chromatids to opposite poles, and division of the cell through cytokinesis. The goal of mitosis is to evenly distribute genetic material between two daughter cells through a series of coordinated steps.

1. Cell Cycle Mitosis
• Centrioles Spindle Fibres
• Nuclear Membrane
• Nucleolus
• First Stage Growth (Preparation)

2. Early Prophase
• Second Stage Centromere
• Chromosomes

3. Late Prophase
• Third Stage

4. Metaphase
• Chromosome at the Equater of the Nucleus
• Stage 4

5. Anaphase
• Poles
• Fifth Stage

6. TeloPhase
• Stage 6

7. Cytokinesis
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• The Snipper that cuts the two Nuclei
• Last Stage (Division)