Eukaryotic cells must coordinate growth, replication of their genetic material, and cell division in order to generate two progeny cells from a single progenitor. M-phase is a critical phase of this process during which newly replicated DNA is precisely segregated into two distinct fractions, followed by cell division to produce two new daughter cells. M-phase is a component of both the mitotic cell cycle, during which each daughter cell should inherit an exact copy of the genetic material...