What phase does a cell go through when it divides will give branlyist for who ever answers first

Answer: The cell cycle.

Explanation:

The Cell cycle is a series of events leading to division and re-duplication in the process of becoming two daughters of a single maternal cell. The cell cycle occurs through a process called binary fission. This process is divided into three phases: Interphase, Phase Phase, Cytokinesis. In the interphase, cells grow, accumulate the nutrients they need for mitosis, and "prepare" for cell division and amplification of their DNA.