Therefore, the sister chromatids are still attached . B. Metaphase nuclear membrane breaks down. One chromatid from each chromatid pair moves toward an opposite pole. D. Telophase chromosome movement completed. Nuclear membrane regenerated around each daughter nucleus.
Chromosomes begin uncoiling.
The daughter cells are exact genetic copies of each other and their parent cell. Note that cytokinesis is a cellular event distinct from mitosis . The cells divide twice to form the haploid gametes. I cell divides forming two daughter cells. But also note that each of the chromosomes in the daughter cells consists of two sister chromatids attached by a replicated, but undivided centromere.