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| human somatic cells contain |
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| role of dna polymerase in dna replication |
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| helps bind incoming nucleotides to each other |
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| during mitosis, centromere splits during this phase |
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| genes that encode the proteins regulating cell cycle |
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| selectively targets all rapidly dividing cells |
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| crossing over occurs (meisis) occurs |
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p1,m1,a1,t1
p2,m2,a2,t2
prophase, metaphase,anaphase, telophase |
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| to classify and array chromosomes |
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| dna shortens and condenses by coiling |
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| spindles attach to centromeres and line up |
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| spindles shorten and centromere splits |
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| dna coils tighten and become closely associated in synapsis |
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| nuclear membrane disappears and microtubules form a spindle and line up |
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| spindle fibers shorten and pull toward poles taking sister chromatids |
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| nuclear membrane reforms around daughter nuclei |
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| nuclear envelope breaks down and new spindle is formed |
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| spindle fibers bind to both sides |
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| contract and sister chromatids move |
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| nuclear membrane is reformed |
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