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mitosis and meiosis

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Meiosis Cell division that Starts with diploid, Splits it into 4 haploid cells and Each cell has half the number of chromosomes. this is how your body makes the sperm or egg cells
How many cells will you end up in mitosis? Twice as many as you started
How many chromosomes per cell will you end up with in mitosis? The same number as you started.
What phase does mitosis start with? Prophase
The most important part of this phase is that the chromatin is becoming a chromosome. (The genetic material is doubling) Interphase
90% of the time a cell is in this phase: Interphase
In this phase the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. Metaphase
In this phase the nuclear membrane and the nucleolus disappear. Prophase
In this phase the nuclear membrane reappears and the nucleolus reappears. telophase
In this phase the centrioles move to opposite sides of the cell Prophase
In this phase the chromatids are being pulled to the opposite sides of the cell and the cell is getting bigger. Anaphase
What is the correct order of phases in the cell cycle? Interphase Prophase metaphase anaphase telophase cytokinesis
What is a haploid A cell with one set of chromosomes (half the usual number) based of the human sperm and egg cells (gametes)
What is a diploid A cell with two sets of chromosomes (Double -two sets)
How many cells are produced in meiosis 4
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