Why Is Mitosis Important

Mitosis is a way to help your body replace worn out cells. Mitosis has five phases, six if you include Cytokinesis. The phases of Mitosis are Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase. These phases all work together in order to help recover worn out muscles , skin and other types of cells. Mitosis is when one cell divides into two daughter cells. Mitosis is very useful for organisms. Without Mitosis organisms would not be able to repair cuts and could result in death. It is also very helpful to organisms such as lizards and starfish. These organisms can re-grow body parts that have been detached from their body through the process of Mitosis. Mitosis helps replace worn out cells in a series of events that you can not see happening,
The first two phases Interphase and Prophase get the cell ready for cell division. Then Metaphase works with Anaphase to get the chromosomes in a perfect place so that it easy for the split. Telophase helps Cytokinesis to split up the two cells because they already have the same material. All Cytokinesis has to do is to split the cell into two separate cells. You might have a cut and maybe in a week the cut is gone all because of Mitosis.
Mitosis happens so often that you do not even notice that it is happening. A person would not have to worry about having a cut or a wound forever because Mitosis is taking place. The phases of Mitosis work together to replace these worn out of damaged cells. These phases are what make up Mitosis. Without these phases the process of Mitosis would not be possible. Mitosis helps us to grow, change, replace worn out cells so that we can live. My project will describe the phases of Mitosis and show how it all works together in order to create two new daughter cells. I will also model each phase and the order of the phases. My visual project will help people get a better understanding of the phases of mitosis, and see how everything works