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Chapter 3 Science

Cell Reproduction

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DNA a chemical that contains information for an organism's growth and functions
chromosomes DNA wrapped around protiens
Interphase The part of the cell cylce during wich a cell is not dividing, growth and develop
Mitosis thee part of the cell cycle during wich the nucleus divides.
Cell cycle The normal sequence of development and division of a cell
Cytokinesis The division of a the parent cell's cytoplasm
Asexual reproduction One organism produces the new organism or organisms that are identical to itself and that live independantly of it.
Binary fission the form of asexual reproduction occurring in prokaroytes
regeneration The process of new tissue growth at three sites
chromatids a small organelle that divides ekaryotic cells
cetromere Compacted DNA
binary fission the form of asexual reproduction ocurring in prokayotes
sexual reproduction when two organisms produce another organism,unique organism
prophase the step of mitosis when the DNA in the nuecleuses of a cell condenses and becomes visible under a light microscope
metaphase the step of mitosis when the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
anaphase the step of mitosis when the chromosomes split, resulting in two seperate identical chromosomes and then are pulled to topposite sides of the cell
telophase the step of mitosis when a new nuceur membrane forms around each group of choromsomes. The chromosomes then return to their threadlike form.
budding a process in which an organism develops buds o its body
spindle fibers strings atttached to the chromosomes to pull them apart
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