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DNA is replicated. Cells makes more 

ribosomes and proteins so it can grow 

to its proper size. 

Prophase 

chromosomes become more coiled 

and can be viewed under a light 

microscope. Each duplicated 

chromosome in seen as a pair of sister 

chromatin's joind by the duplicated by 

unseparated centromere. 

Metaphase 

chromosomes are push the cell equator by 

spindle fiber. Chromosomes move to the 

center of the cell and live up along the cell's 

mid-line. The chromosomes, now at their most 

highly coiled and confessed, become arranged 

on the plane equidistant from the two poles 

called the metaphase plates. 

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