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| Unique type of body cell that have the ability to divide and renew themselves. |
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| Is the division of the cell nucleus and its contents. |
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| Interactions between parts of the histones further compact DNA. |
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| Is one longcontinuous thread of DNA that consists of numerous genes along with regulatory information. |
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| Refers to the duplicated chromosomes that remain attached. |
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| A region of the condensed chromosome that looks pinched. |
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| Grow from the centroiles and radiate toward the center of the cell. |
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| Provides critical time for the duplication of organelles and for DNA replication. |
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| Chromatin condenses into tightly coiled chromosomes. |
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| Spindle fibers attached to a protein structure. |
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| Sister chromatids seperate from eachother |
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| A complete set of identical chromosomes. |
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| Is the process that divides the cell cytoplasm. |
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| Also called body cells, makes up most of your tissues and organs. |
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| Is the creation of offspring from a single parent and dooes not involve the joining of gametes. |
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