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Mitosis Vocab

Parts and phases of mitosis

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What phase does a cell spend the great majority of its time in? interphase
What phase has the chromatin condense into chromatids. prophase
When do the chromosomes start to get pulled to opposite sides of the cell? anaphase
When do spindle fibers begin to form? prophase
When is DNA replicated? interphase
When the nuclear envelope is reformed and the cell is splitting into two seperate cells. cytokinesis
This is the phase where all the chromatids (sister chromatids) line up in the middle of the cell. metaphase
Section that connects the two chromosomes when they are together as chromatids (sister chromatids)? centromere
During this phase the nuclear envelope is destroyed. prophase
During what phase does the nuclear envelope begin to reform. telophase
These organelles produce the spindle fibers and use them to pull the chromatids apart. centrioles
The 'X' shaped double chromosomes. Sister Chromatids
Long attachments that are produced by the centrioles and eventually attach and pull on the chromatids at the centromere. spindle fibers
When the chromosomes are all elongated and unrecognizable during the majority of the cell's life cycle. Chromatin
two chromosomes, one from each parent that have the same information on them. homologous Chromosome pairs
When homologous chromosomes wrap around each other getting ready to exchange like genes. crossover
When the homologous chromosomes exchange like genes in Prophase I of Meiosis. Homologous Recombination
Cells that contain half the normal DNA of a regular cell. Haploid
Cells that contain a full set of DNA for that organism. Diploid
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