The life cycle of a cell consists of interphase where the cell prepares to divide, prophase where DNA condenses into chromosomes and spindle fibers form, prometaphase where spindle fibers attach to centromeres, metaphase where chromosomes align at the equator, anaphase where sister chromatids are pulled to opposite sides, telophase where nuclear membranes form around chromosome sets and cytokinesis where the cell divides into two daughter cells that reenter interphase.

1. The life cycle of a cell By Ryan Clark

2. The interphace This is the stage where the cell preforemes its normal functions and gets ready to split. It get ready by making 2 sets of DNA

8. Early prophase This is the stage when the DNA become chromosomes and the nucleolus disperses also spindle fibbers form

14. Prometaphace The spindle fibbers attached to the center of the chromosomes witch is called centromeres

18. Metaphace The chromasomesalighn down the equater of the cell with the spindle fibbers still atached

23. Anaphace The spindle fibbers pull the sister chromades to opposite sides of the cell

26. Telophace spindle fibersdissiper and the nuculer membrane formes around the sets of chromsones

30. Cytokinesis spindle fibbers are broken down exsept for the overlapping part the cell makes an cytoscelliton and goes back to the interphase

34. Back to the interface After that the 2 cells go back into the interface stage and repeat the whole procedure all over again.