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Sexual Reproduction

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Cell division G1 and G2 phase   this is when a cell doubles in organelles and cytoplasm...cell growth  
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S Phase   DNA replicaton occurs, cells entering ths phase have twice as much DNA than in the other phases  
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M phase   mitotic cell phase, the cell divides in two. Contains prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase  
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Mitosis   this celluar division produces two diploid daughter cells that are genetically identical  
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Meiosis   produces daughter cells that contian half the genetic material  
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Diploid cells   contains two copies of every chromosome, forming a pair of homologous chromosomes  
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homologous chromosomes   contain genetic information from both parents  
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Mitosis: Prophase   First the nucleoli disappears and the chromatin condense. Then the nuclear envelope breaks down, lastlymitotic spindle is assembled  
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Mitosis: Metaphase   Sister chromatids align on metaphase plate  
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Mitosis: Anaphase   Chromosmoes separate into chromatids. Microtubules connect to chromatids (now chromosomes), shorten and pulls them to opposite polls. Lastly formation of cleave furrow.  
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Mitosis: Telophase   New nuclear envelope develops around each pole forming two nuclei. Cytokineis occurs  
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diploid   two copies of each chromosome = 46  
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Prophase I   Nucleolus disappears, chromatin condense into chromosomes, envelope starts to break down. Homologous chromosomes pair up forming tetrads, crossing over occurs.  
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Metaphase I   homologous pairs of chromosomes are spread across the metaplate  
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Anaphase I   Homologous chromosomes separate, and sister chromatids remain together  
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Telophase I   Cell divides into two cells. At this point the cells are considered to be haploid  
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Prophase II   Nuclear envelope disappears and the spindle developes  
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Metaphase II   Chromosomes allign on metaphase plate centromeres divid, leaving pairs of sister chromatids  
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Anaphase II   Sister chromatides pulled to opposite polls by spindle fibers  
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Telophase II   Nuclear membrane forms around eahc new cucleous. Four halpoid cells have been produced.  
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nondisjuncton   failure to separate during meosis  
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