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HBio Cell Cycle

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Part of the cell cycle where the cell will perform its function. It includes the stages G1, S, and G2. Interphase
Part of the cell cycle where the cell's genetic material divides. Mitosis
Part of the cell cycle when the cytoplasm divides forming 2 identical daughter cells. Cytokinesis
Part of Interphase when the cell grows BEFORE the DNA is copied. G1
Part of Interphase when the DNA is copied (new copy is Synthesized). S-phase
Part of Interphase when the cell grows AFTER the DNA is copied. G2
What are the 4 phases of Mitosis in order? Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
1st stage of mitosis; the nuclear envelope disappears and chromosomes condense. Prophase
2nd stage of mitosis; sister chromatids line-up down the cell equator (in the middle). Metaphase
3rd stage of mitosis; sister chromatids are pulled apart to different poles of the cell. Anaphase
4th stage of mitosis; the nuclear envelope reforms, chromosome decondense (uncoil) and the cell begins to divide. Telophase
Part of the cell that aids in cell division. Centrioles
DNA/protein structure in its condensed form. Chromosomes
A chromosome and its copy (makes an "X" shape). Sister Chromatids
String-like structures coming from the centrioles that attach to the chromosomes to pull them apart. Spindle fibers
Site where the cell pinches in during Telophase. Cleavage furrow
First seen in plant cells during Telophase, part of the cell that becomes a new cell wall. Cell plate
Site on a chromosome where the sister chromatids are connected and the spindle fibers attach. Centromere
Decondensed or uncoiled DNA and protein structure. Chromatin
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