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what is the purpose of the cell cycle and mitosis

regeneration of cells

Which cells do mitosis take place in,


name at least three specific cells

Everything but the sex cells; lung, skin, heart

Define haploid and give the letter that represents it

"n" a cell with each kind of chromosomes, 23, half the number of body cells. Known as gametes

Define diploid and give the number and letter that represents it

"n2" a cell with of of each chromosomes


23 mom


23 dad


46 all together


which process goes from diploid to diploid

mitosis

which process goes from diploid to haploid

meiosis

what does diploid to haploid mean

half the number of chromosomes

what does diploid to diploid mean

the daughter cell will have the same number of chromosomes as the parents

how many divisions does mitosis go through

one

how many divisions does meiosis go through? why is this important?

two

Why are the divisions different for both processes?

?

What is the purpose of meiosis and which type of cells does it take place in?

Happens in sex cells, purpose is to reproduce and create genetic diversity

Why is the process of crossing-over in meiosis so important to a species?

the mixing of chromosomes can create a better species


Explain independent assortment and tell why it is important?

genes are passed separately and can occur in different combos, example not all people with brown eyes will have brown hair.



it is important because it creates new genetic combos

What is a cell called after the sperm fertilizes the egg?

zygote

Once the egg is fertilized do the two new cells go through mitosis or meiosis? (explain)

mitosis, because it already has 23 chromosomes from each the sperm and egg, so now it starts reproduces itself exactly

which process starts with 46 chromosomes and ends up with 46 chromosomes?

mitosis

which process starts with 46 chromosomes and ends up with 23 chromosomes?

meiosis