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Causes cancer

Oncogene

Assist in DNA compaction

Histone Proteins

Constant Concentration during cell cycle

Cyclins

Histone-DNA complex

Nucleosomes

Location of sister chromatid attachment

Centromere

Forms the cleavage furrow

Microfilaments

Longest part of the cell cycle

Interphase

One set of chromosomes

Haploid

Chromosomes line up

Metaphase

Made of microtubules

Spindles

Shape of prokaryotic chromosomes

Circular

Chromosomes in human skin cells

46

Help coil the chromatids

Condensin

Mitosis daughter cell

Two

All the DNA inside a cell

Genome

Copied during S phase

DNA

DNA and protein

Chromatin

Specificc location on a chromosome

Locus

Origin of microturbules

Centrosome

Undergo binary fission

Prokaryote

Division of the cytoplasm

Cytokinesis

Division of the nucleus

Mitosis

State of the G0 cells

Quiescent

Chromosomes during prophase

Condensed

Negative regulator of cell devision

Tumor Suppressor Gene

Division of cancer cells

Uncontrollable

Nuclear division

Karyokinesis

Comparison of sister chromatids

Identical

Found between nucleosomes

Linker DNA

Asexual reproduction in bacteria

Binary Fission

Positive Cell Cycle

Proto-oncogene

Contains a nucleus

Eukaryotes

Animal component that helps organize cell division

Centrioles

Spindles during anaphase

Shorten

Separate during anaphase

Sister chromatids

Spindle attachment site

Kinetochore

Vegetative cells

Somatic

Shape of eukaryotic chromosomes

Linear

Matched pairs of chromosomes

Homologous

Exact genetic copies

clones

Egg and spem

Gametes

Phosphorylates target proteins

CDK