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Biology

Chapter 10

TermDefinition
cell division generates daughter cells from a parent cell with transfer of genetic information
asexual reproduction generates clones; offspring that are genetically identical to the parent
sexual reproduction genetic information from two individuals of opposite mating types
binary fission splitting into two
mitotic division the process that generates two genetically identical daughter cells from a single parent in eukaryotes
mitosis division of the nucleus
cytokinesis the splitting of the orignal cytoplasm into two new daughter cells
meiosis cell division that makes sexual reproduction possible
gametes examples: egg and sperm
somatic cells the non-sex cells in a multi-cellular organism
fertilization the merging of egg and sperm to create a single cell
zygote a single cell: it inherits on haploid set
cell differentiation a daughter cell becomes different from the parent cell
cell cycle a set sequence of events that make up the life of a typical eukaryotic cell that is capable
adult stem cells are not committed to specialized functions, but some of their descendants can be different
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