This image shows a cell going through the last stage of cell division – telophase. During this stage, copies of the cell’s DNA have been moved to opposite ends of the cell, and all the other cellular ...

Telophase: At this point, the cell is almost completely divided. Within telophase, DNA decondenses and the mitotic spindle is broken down before two separate nuclei develop. Cytokinesis.

Telophase II The chromatids arrive at the either end of each cell and new nuclear membranes form. With meiosis in a female, there is only one dividing cell at this point.

How Cells Divide. By Rick Groleau; Posted 10.09.01; NOVA; Most of the time, when a cell in our bodies divides, each new cell carries a complete set of chromosomes.

When Brad Bernstein first looked at cancer tumors cell by cell in 2014, what he found dismayed him: he realized that in any single tumor, there is not one type of cancer cell at work but many.