Cells
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| Endocytosis Part one | The Cell comes in contact with the particle.
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| Endosytosis Part Two | The cell membrane begins to wrap around the particle.
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| Endosytosis part three | Once the particle is completely surrounded the vesicles pinch off.
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| Exocytosis part one | Large particles that leave the cell are packaged in the vesicle.
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| Life cycle | Life cycle of a cell. Begins when a cell is formed and ends when it divides.
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| Binary Fission | Bacteria forming new cells by splitting in two.
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| How do new prokaryotic cells form? | Splitting in two or binary fission.
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| Making more eukaryotic cells stage one | Cell grows copying organelles and chromosomes.
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| Chromosomes are made of____. | DNA
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| After the chromosome is copied the two pieces are called_____. | Chromotids
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| Exocytosis part two | The vescle travels to the open membrane.
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| Exocytosis part three | Cell releases particle.
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| Two chromotids are connected by a______. | Centromere
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| Making Eukaryotic cells part two | The chromotids seperate called mitosis. Mitosis ensures that each new copy of the cell recieves a copy of each chromosome.
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| Making Eukaryotic cells part three | The cell divides and produces two identical cells.
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| mitosis Phase one | nuclear membrane breaks apart.the two centrioles move to opposite sides of the cell and fibers form between them.
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| Mitosis phase two | The chromosomes line up along the equater of the cell.
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| Mitosis phase three | The chromotids seperate and are pulled to opposite sides of the cell by the fibers.
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| Mitosis phase four | The nuclear membrane forms around the 2 sets of chromosomes.
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