nucleus		attaches the chromatin into homologous pairs and attaches the chromosomes to the spindles
chromosome		cell division in which daughter cells are formed that are exact copies of the parent cell
daughtercell		chromosomes line up on the equator of the cell and attach to the spindles
centriole		surrounds the nucleus to hold the genetic material of the cell; appears and disappears during mitosis phases
cell		forms between two daughter cells at the end of telophase in plant cell mitosis
spindlefiber		fully developed cell ready to undergo mitosis cell division
homologouspair		longest part of cell cycle which is a period between cell division in which all cell processes occur with the exception of reproduction
nuclearmembrane		basic unit of all living things
celldivision		functioning part of the cell
organelle		chromosomes separate and migrate to opposite sides of the cell towards the centrioles
centromere		organelle that contains the genetic material in the cell and controls the cell activities
parentcell		an exact copy of the parent cell, only smaller
metaphase		process by which a cell divides and forms two new cells
interphase		organelle that organizes the cell for reproduction
cellplate		threadlike structure in the nucleus that is made up of DNA and protein
mitosis		reproduction of the cytoplasm
cytokenises		paired chromatin that are like copies of DNA
telophase		guides the chromosomes movement during mitosis
anaphase		spindle fibers disappear and the nuclear membrane reappears to form two new daughter cells
prophase		first stage of mitosis where the chromosomes become shortened and doubled