Mitosis
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| Mitosis | cell division
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| Chromosome | tightly coiled DNA (easy to move)
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| Chromatin | loosely coiled DNA (easy to read)
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| Chromatid | chromosomes after they split
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| Centriole | DNA "fishing pole" (used to move DNA)
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| Spindle Fiber | DNA "fishing line" (used to move DNA)
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| Centromere | holds sister chromatids together
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| Nucleus | contains DNA
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| Sister Chromatids | identical pieces of chromosome
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| Parent Cell | the original cell
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| Daughter Cells | the "offspring" of a parent cell
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| DNA | instructions for a cell's life
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| Genes | pieces of DNA that code for traits
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| Interphase | G1 S and G2 phases of the cell cycle
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| Prophase | the beginning of mitosis; chromosomes, spindle fibers, and centrioles form; nucleus dissolves
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| Metaphase | chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell; spindle fibers attach at centromeres
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| Anaphase | spindle fibers shorten and chromosomes are pulled to each pole
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| Telophase | centrioles and spindle fibers dissolve; a new nucleus forms
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| Cytokinesis | cell splits into two fully independent cells
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