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cell platePlant cells use this in cell division but animal cells do not, because they don’t have a cell wall.
cytokinesisThe division of the cytoplasm.
mitosisThe division of the nucleus in ‘body cells.’
meiosisCell division in sex cells.
prophaseThe first period in mitosis when the chromasomes become visible and the nuclear membrane starts to disappear.
binary fissionmethod of reproduction used by bacteria.
asexual reproductionThe production of offspring from one parent only.
metaphasePeriod in mitosis when the chromosomes move to the center of the cell.
spindle fibersMade of microtubules, some of these attach to the chromosomes to separate them during mitosis.
telophaseThe last stage in mitosis when the nuclear membrane starts to reform and the chromosomes return to their less tightly coiled state.
anaphaseA stage in mitosis when chromosomes are pulled to opposite ends or poles of the cell.
gametesHaploid reproductive cells.
interphaseThe time between cell divisions. It has three divisions-G1, S, and G2.