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Mitosis Review

How well do you know your vocabulary words?

Jennifer Jennings
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sexual Interphase division cycle cell

To function efficiently , the cell divides into two new daughter cells through a process called .

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Asexual sexual cycle reproduction mitosis cell

is the production of genetically identical offspring from a single parent .

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division cycle cell Sexual reproduction asexual

involves the fusion of two reproductive cells from each of two parents .

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chromosomes mitosis interphase cytokinesis

The genetic information is bundled into packages of DNA called .

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chromatin centriole cytokinesis chromatid

The DNA strands in eukaryotic cells are tightly bound to proteins called histones , creating a complex called .

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cycle cell reproduction sexual division

During the , a cell grows , prepares for division , and then divides to form two daughter cells .

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prophase anaphase interphase metaphase

The four stages of the eukaryotic cell cycle are G1 , S , G2 , and M . The longest period of the cell cycle , called , includes the G1 , S , and G2 phases .

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centriole telophase cytokinesis Mitosis chromatid

is the division of the cell nucleus , and the division of the cytoplasm is called .

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anaphase prophase telophase metaphase

The genetic material inside the nucleus condenses and the duplicate chromosomes become visible during the first stage of mitosis called .

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centromere chromatids cytokinesis centriole

At the beginning of prophase , the sister , or strands of condensed chromosomes , become visible .

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centromere centriole prophase centromere

They are attached to each other at a point called the .

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metaphase chromatid centrioles centromere

In the cytoplasm , two tiny organelles , called , are involved in developing spindle fibers that span across the cell .

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interphase anaphase telophase metaphase

During , the spindle fibers move the centromeres of the duplicated chromosomes to the center of the cell . These spindle fibers are connected to the two poles near the centrioles and are ready to separate the sister chromatids .

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anaphase telophase prophase anaphase

During , the chromosomes separate and move along the spindle fibers to opposite ends of the cell .

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telophase interphase anaphase prophase

During , the chromosomes , which were distinct and condensed , begin to spread out into a tangle of chromatin . This is the final stage of mitosis . The nuclear envelope is reconstructed and the nucleolus becomes visible in each new cell .

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