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Cell cycle

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Interphase 1.Start of the cell cycle 2.Cell Growth 3.Copies DNA 4.Longest phase 5.Chromosomes start to form
Prophase 1. Nuclear membrane starts to break down 2. Chromosomes start to appear 3. Spindle fibers begin forming
Metaphase 1. Chromosomes/Chromatides line up in the center of the cell (equator) 2. Spindle fibers attach to the chromosomes on the centromere
Anaphase Sister chromatids pulled to the opposite sides of the cell
Telophase 1. Nuclear membranes start to form around the chromosomes 2. End of mitosis 3.Cytoplasm is pinching into a cell form
Cytokinesis 1.The cytoplasm splits, creating two identical daughter cells 2. Prepare for interphase
What is the end result of Mitosis? 2 identical daughter cells that originated from on parent cell
Meiosis Sexual reproduction of sex cell that involve sperm and egg to create a zygote
What are the differences between Mitosis and Meiosis? Mitosis is the asexual reproduction that starts with on parent cell and has a end product of 2 identical daughter cells. Meiosis is the sexual reproduction between sperm and egg cells that has a end product of 4 non-identical daughter cells
Gametes Gametes are sex cells or sperm and egg
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