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Cell phases (5 in all):1. Interphasevery active periodcell growscell maintains routine functionscell replicates genetic material to prepare for nuclear divisioncell synthesizes new organelles to prepare for cytoplasmic division2. prophase - chromosomes form; nuclear envelope disappears 3. metaphase - chromosomes align midway between centrioles4. anaphase - chromosomes separate and move to centrioles5. telophase - chromatin forms; nuclear envelope forms, divison completed.
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After the 1st meiotic division there are 2 diploid cells. During Meiosis II, these cells are divided (the same steps as the first Division) - and produce 4 daughter cells. These cells (gametes) have half the number of chromosomes of the original cell and so are called hapliod. Phases: 1) Prophase II - cells contain one of each homologous chromosome - but each are in their replicated form (i.e. 2 chromatids attached together) 2) Metaphase II - Chromosomes align in the middle of the cell 3) Anaphase II - Chromatids separate 4) Telophase II - 4 haploid cells formed