Telophase+230

Telophase begins as the chromosomes reach the "poles" of the spindle. While in telophase, everything that the cell when through in prophase is reversed. The spindle will disappear, and the two nuclear envelopes reform around the two daughter chromosomes. In addition, the chromosomes uncoil and lengthen out, and the nucleoli reappears. At the end of telophase, there should be two identical daughter cells. Cytokineses finishes the mitosis process. Cytokinesis occurs throughout telophase; It splits the cytoplasm from the parent cell equally between the two daughter cells. If the process occurs properly, both cells should have a nucleus.