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Prophase
1. break down nuclear envelope
2. break down nucleoli
3. spindles arrive and grow
4. chromatin turns to chromosome
Metaphase
chromosomes are all lined up. Looks like a plate.
Anaphase
centromeres divide. movement of chromosomes
Telophase
reversal and turn chromosome to chromatin. Make new nucleus.
Which direction does polymerase move along the parent strand during replication?
3' to 5'
Explain how some energy is built in to nucleotides for synthesis like "pre-pasted" wallpaper.
3 bonds on 2 phosphates.
Kinetochore
a protein that keeps chromatids together.
S phase
DNA replication.
Kariokineis
mitosis and miosis
mitosis
the product is somatic cells. Everything but sex cells
meiosis
the product is gametes. (reproductive cells. eggs, sperm)
Four phases of mitosis
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
replication
DNA makes DNA
transcription
DNA makes RNA
Translation
RNA makes protien
mRNA
messenger RNA
tRNA
transport of amino acids
rRNA
builds RNA