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1. The surface area gets too small
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| Protein core with DNA wrapped around it |
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| new cells that fromed from daughter cells |
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| repeating set of events that make up the life of a cell |
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| DNA is replicted a copy is made |
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| Process of cell divison that splits the nucleus and produces 2 identical daughter cells |
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| a body cell that contains a double set of chromsomes |
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| a gamete that only contains 1 set of chromsomes or half the # |
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| uncontrolled growth of cells |
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| the 2 copies of DNA on each chromosome that form just before cell division |
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| cell organelle that is only active during cell division |
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| Center part of the chromatid that the spindle fibers attacth to for pulling them apart during cell division |
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| phase of cell growth when no division takes place |
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| what is the name of the process during cell divison in which the cytoplasm dividies called |
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| hat is the name of the cell structures that are made of the microtubule fibers that are involved in moving the chromosomes during cell division called ? |
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| which of the following has diploid number for thier chromosomes |
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| which is the correct order for mitosis |
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| prophase metaphase anahase telophase |
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| procees of cell divison that produces gamets that half the chromosomes of the parent cell |
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| the union of sperm and eggs to produce a zygote |
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| portions of a chromtid on one chromsome break off and trade places with the corresponding portion of the other chromsome |
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| an offspring the is genitacally identicl to the parent |
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| a type of reproduction in which the parent cell passes all of its DNA to the offspring |
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| The process of producing offspring is called reproduction and can be .. |
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| The diploid # of chromosomes in human body cells is 46 How many are found in the human egg ? |
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| If an organism has a haploid # of 11 how many chromsomes are in its body cells ? |
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| unregulated growing of the mass of cells in the tissue |
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| die due to lack of cytoplasm |
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| reduction 1/2 the chromsome number of the parent cell |
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| 1 organsim no sperm no egg |
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| unequal divison of cytoplasm |
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| chromsomes goe to the equator of the cell |
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