The nuclear envelope fragments during which sub-phase of mitosis?
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Correct answer: Prometaphase
Prometaphase is often categorized as the transition between prophase and metaphase. It is specifically marked by the complete dissolution of the nuclear envelope, allowing microtubules to reach the chromosomes.
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