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Mrs. L's Cell Cycle

Parts of the cell cycle

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Structure of DNA formed when chromatin is reorganized in preparation for cell division. Chromosome
The sequence of growth and division of a cell. Cell Cycle
Organelles in the cell that help during chromatid separaton. They are located just outside of the nucleus. Centrioles
Phase of mitosis where chromosomes are pulled to opposite ends of the cell. Anaphase
Growth period of the cell cycle where a cell spends a majority of its lifetime. Interphase
These fibers help separate sister chromatids during mitosis. Spindle
Period of the cell cycle where cell division occurs. Two daughter cells are formed from one original cell. Mitosis
Process where cytoplasm divides. Cytokinesis
Phase of mitosis where chromatids reach the opposite ends of the cell and two new cells are formed. Telophase
Long strands of DNA; how chromosomes exist during most of the cell's lifetime. Chromatin
Structures that hold together sister chromatids. Centromere
Phase of mitosis where chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. Metaphase
Phase of mitosis where chromatin turns into visible chromosomes and the nucleus begins to disapear. Prophase
The two halves of a duplicated chromosome. Sister Chromatids
Cell division for growth, repair and development. Mitosis
Cell division for the formation of gametes. Meiosis
Occurs in the body cells. Mitosis
Occurs only in the sex cells/gametes. Meiosis
Egg, sperm or pollen Gametes
A cell that contains the whole number of chromosomes. Diploid
A cell that contains half the number of chromosomes. Haploid
At the end, cells are genetically the same. Mitosis
At the end, cells are genetically different. Meiosis
Begins as a diploid cell, ends as a diploid cell. Mitosis
Begins as a diploid cell, ends as a haploid cell. Meiosis
Produces two new cells. Mitosis
Produces four new cells. Meiosis
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