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What's the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
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Prokaryotes use binary fission, and eukaryotes use mitosis and cytokinesis.
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Think in terms of cell division.
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What is the first step of cell division?
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The chromosome attaches to the plasma membrane.
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Something attaches to something else.
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What does a cell enlarge after the first step of cell division?
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Its plasma membrane, cell wall, and overall volume.
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There are three answers.
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What does DNA replication produce?
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Two identical chromosomes.
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They're identical.
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What's the last step of cell division?
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The cell finally splits into two new daughter cells.
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What does cell division produce?
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Are sister chromatids attached or separated?
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Attached.
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50/50 chance...
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Are daughter chromosomes attached or separated?
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Separated.
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50/50 chance...
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Where are diploids found?
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In somatic cells.
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It's a type of cell.
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Where are haploids found?
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In gametes.
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Think sexual reproduction.
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What happens in each phase:
a) G1 b) S c) G2 |
a) the cell grows
b) DNA synthesis occurs c) the cell grows once again |
a and c are the same.
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