Botany: Cell Division

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describe the two consequences of cell division

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duplication of nuclear material and formation of two genetically identical cells

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describe the two consequences of cell division

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duplication of nuclear material and formation of two genetically identical cells

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during this phase, spindle fibers disappear, nuclear envelope and nucleoli form, and teh chromosomes lenghten and become invisible

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telophase

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phase where spindle fibers shorten and the daughter chromosomes are pulled to the opposite end of the cell

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anaphase

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during this phase, spindle fibers disappear, nuclear envelope and nucleoli form, and teh chromosomes lenghten and become invisible

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telophase

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the constricted region where two daughter chromatids are attached is called the_____

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centromere

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phase where spindle fibers shorten and the daughter chromosomes are pulled to the opposite end of the cell

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anaphase

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cell plate forms and the cell is divided into two cells during this stage

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cytokinesis

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the constricted region where two daughter chromatids are attached is called the_____

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centromere

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the centromere that connect the two sister chromatids separate at the end of this phase

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metaphase

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cell plate forms and the cell is divided into two cells during this stage

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cytokinesis

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the centromere that connect the two sister chromatids separate at the end of this phase

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metaphase

Front 13

list the four stages of mitosis

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prophase, metaphase anaphase, telophase

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list the four stages of mitosis

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prophase, metaphase anaphase, telophase

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mitosis is the division of the _____

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nucleus

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mitosis is the division of the _____

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nucleus

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this phase is the time between cell division

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interphase

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this phase is the time between cell division

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interphase

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chromosomes duplicate during this phase

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interphase

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chromosomes duplicate during this phase

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interphase

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when does the coiling and condensation of chromosomes begin

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interphase

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this is the phase when the nuclear envelope and nucleoli disappear

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prophase

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list the three processes that make a complete cell cycle

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interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis

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this phase is when the chromosome becomes visible under the microscope

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prophase

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changes in genetic info during cell division

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mutation

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this phase is when microtubules form into spindle fibers

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metaphase

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ths phase is when chromosomes are lined up on the equator

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metaphase

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the spindle fibers formed during metaphase is attached to

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centromere

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explain interphase

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time between cell division
chromosomes are duplicated
coiling and condesation of chromosomes, duplicated chromosomes attach to centromere

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explain prophase

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chromosomes shorten/thicken become visible, n. envelope & nucleoli disappear

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explain metaphase

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chromosomes line up in middle, spindle fibers form, at end centromeres separate

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explain anaphase

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spindle fibers shorten, daughter chromosomes form at opposite ends/separate

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explain telophase

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n. envelope and nucleoli form, spindle fibers disappear, chromosomes lengthen and become invisible

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explain cytokinesis

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division of cells, cell plate, wall forms, organelles are divided

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_____ condenses to form chromosomes

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chromatin, mixture of dna and protein