Spindle
Spindle explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to evenly distribute a deck of cards between two players. Just like you need a method to ensure each player gets an equal number of cards, cells use spindle fibers to evenly divide chromosomes during mitosis. In this analogy, the spindle fibers are like the hands that hold the deck and carefully fan out the cards, ensuring each player (or daughter cell) receives the correct number of chromosomes, much like players getting an equal share of cards.
Practice Version
Spindle: Fan-like structures that separate chromosomes during mitosis. Spindle. The spindle is a structure that helps divide chromosomes equally into two cells during cell division.