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The 3 cell processes that require cell division? did you mean the phases or the actuall cells in the division? The basic parts of the cell are the nucleus and organelles. Nucleus is the control centre of the cell and controlls all the functions in the cell. Chromosomes and DNA are in the nucleus. All the organelles and the nucleus make copies of themselves ,cell divides,process is called mitosis,Mitosis can be brokern down into 5 different stages; Interphase,Prophase,Metaphase,Anaphase and Telophase. Hope this helps answer your question. jen

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