Which of the following is not a stage of cell division?

Solution: The cell cycle for any cell is isolated into 2 stages that are interphase and M phase. The M stage is signified for mitosis or meiosis, here the cell division takes place. The interphase is the stage where the G1, S and G2 stage of cell cycle are included. Amid which the cell develops and rests between the 2 continuous cell divisions. The mitosis cell division is characterized by the nearness of 4 stages which are prophase where the condensation of the chromatin takes places and the vanishing of the atomic membrane. Followed by metaphase where the hereditary fabric that's the chromosomes, they are lined at the central plate. After which the chromosomes are pulled at the shafts of the isolating cell by the axle filaments joined to their kinetochores which is the characteristic of anaphase. The final stage is the telophase where the nuclear membrane begins to seem once more and the cytokinesis and karyokinesis takes place.

Hence, the correct answer is option 2.