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- A stage of mitosis wherein chromatids separate at the centromere and migrate to opposite poles.What one is in anaphase of mitosisCell growth and cell division use a checkpoint at a certain stage of the process. What would be he consequence(s) of a defective checkpoint if the spindle fiber fails to attach to the sister chromatid during meiosis?