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Mitosis and Meiosis

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What is the process of mitosis?   Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase  
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What two steps that aren't part of mitosis, but is essential to asexual reproduction?   Interphase and cytokinesis  
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What is mitosis?   Mitosis is cell division that creates two new daughter cells with identical DNA  
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What are three reasons why cells reproduce by asexual reproduction?   For growth, repair, and replacement  
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What happens in interphase?   Chromosomes (chromatin) duplicate and develop into sister chromatids at the end of prophase by condensing  
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What occurs in prophase?   Centrioles appear and begin to move to opposite ends of the cell while spindle fibers form  
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What takes place during metaphase?   Spindle fibers attach to the centromeres of the sister chromatids that are lined up in the center of the cell  
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What happens in anaphase?   Chromatids separate and begin to move to opposite ends of the cell (guided by spindle fibers)  
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What occurs in telophase?   Two new nuclei form and chromosomes appear as chromatin (mitosis ends)  
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What happens after mitosis?   Cytokinesis occurs when a cell membrane moves inward to create two new daughter cells with identical chromosomes and their own nucleus  
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What does interphase consists of?   Gap 1, gap 2, and s phase  
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What four factors control the entry into the m-phase?   The mass factor, growth rate factor, time factor, and replication cells  
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What do the 3 gaps of interphase do?   They get cells ready for mitosis by increasing their size, cells produce new proteins, and replicating DNA  
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What makes up a chromosome?   Two sister chromatids that are genetically alike  
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When does the nucleus of a cell disappear in mitosis?   At the end of prophase  
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What is meiosis?   When one diploid cell divides and makes four haploid sex cells  
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What are homologous chromosomes?   Pairs of chromosomes that have genes with identical traits in the same order  
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What process has an egg and a sperm cell combining?   Fertilization  
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What type of cell forms from fertilization?   A zygote  
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What are diploid cells?   Cells that have pairs of chromosomes  
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What are haploid cells?   Cells that have only one chromosome from each pair  
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When do two chromosomes cross over?   In prophase 1  
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What happens in prophase 2 compared to prophase 1?   In prophase 2, there is only chromosome left in a cell while in prophase 1 there were 2 chromosomes.  
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What occurs in metaphase 2?   In metaphase 2, chromosomes line up in the center of a cell.  
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