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Three functions of the cell cycle
1. Reproduction
2. Growth
3. Repair
Define Genome
Total amount of DNA an organism contains
Define Chromosomes
packed up DNA wound around histones in preperation for cell division
Define Chromatin
Unwound DNA that is being used by the cell
Genes
Individual sections of DNA that are expressed to generate proteins
Define somatic cell
Body cell
Define gametes
Egg or sperm
Defind gonads
Reproductive structures that generate gametes
Define autosomes
All chromosomes that are not sex chromosomes
Define sister chromatids
Identical copies of DNA
Define mitosis
Diploidal cell division
Define centrosomes
connection of 2 sister chromatids
Define cytokenisis
Cytoplasmic division
Define cell plate
Restablishment of cell wall in plants
G1 phase of cell cycle
Growth & its the first gap
S phase of the cell cycle
DNA synthesis/ DNA is copied
G2 phase of cell cycle
Second gap & preperation of cell for division
G0 phase of cell cycle
leaves cell cycle
5 steps of mitosis cell division (in order)
1.prophase
2. metaphase
3. anaphase
4. telophase
5. cytokenisis
What is happening in interphase in mitosis?
-Duplicated DNA
-Nucleolus is present
-getting ready for mitosis
What is happening during prophase in mitosis?
-nucleus starts to fade/ no nucleolis
-chromosomes forming
What is happening during metaphase in mitosis?
-Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
-Spindle fibers attach to chromosomes
What happens during anaphase in mitosis?
-Chromosomes are being pulled apart to opposite poles of the cell
What happens during telophase in mitosis?
-cell plate/ cleavage furrow forms in order to create 2 seperate cells
Define cyclins
Regulatory proteins
Define genes
nucleotide regions that code for traits
Define karyotype
homologus (paired) chromosomes
Define tetrad
2 copied pairs of chromosomes
n/ 2n
Haploid= n
Diploid=2n
Define synapsis
the lining up of homologus chromosomes
Define chiasma
exchange of genes between non-sister chromatids
5 key differences between meiosis and mitosis
Mitosis=
1. Single division
2. Production of 2 new cells
3. Production of 2n cells(diploid cells)
4. Identical
5.Asexual Reproduction

Meiosis=
1. two divisions
2. production of 4 new cells
3. production of n cells(haploid cells)
4. varied
5. sexual reproduction