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Mitosis
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the division of the nucleus
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chromosomes
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-found in the nucleus
-chromosomes are composed of DNA. |
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spindle
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spindle fibers pull the chromatids to opposite poles during mitosis.
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interphase
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(not a part of mitosis) cell grows and organelles divide.
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prophase
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the chromatin condenses into chromosomes and spindle fibers start to form.
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metaphase
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the chromosome line up in the middle of the cell and the spindles attach.
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Anaphase
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the chromatids separate and the spindles pull the chromatids toward the poles.
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Telophase
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the chromatids begin to unwind and the nuclear envelopes form.
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cytokinesis
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(not a part of mitosis) the cytoplasm divides producing two identical daughter cells.
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Mitosis in plant cells vs. animal cells.
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in cytokenesis for plants a cell plate forms and in animal cells a cleavage burrow forms.
http://leavingbio.net/cell%20division.htm |
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cell cycle
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the time during which a cell grows, prepares for division, and divides to form two cells.
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G1 phase
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cell grows and gets larger.
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S phase
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synthesis = replication of chromosomes
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g2 phase
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replication of organelles and growth.
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M phase
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cell division
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checkpoints
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(before s, before m, and before the end of m) there the cell checks to make sure no fatal errors have occurred, if so, they fix them.
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Binary fission
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the cell replication of prokaryotes.
1) duplication of chromosomes (separate masses) 2) elongation 3) division |