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| the reproduction of cells |
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| the life of a cell from its creation to death |
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| dna packed into structures |
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| the entire complex of building materials used to create proteins |
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| all cells in the human body other than gametes (sex cells) |
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| joined copies of a chromosome |
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| a region in each sister chromatid that contains specific DNA sequences where the chromatid is attached most closely with its sister chromatid |
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| the division of genetic material in the nucleus |
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| the division of the cytoplasm |
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| stage of cell division that accounts for 90% of the cells life |
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| "gap 1" the cell grows and this stage acts as a checkpoint to either continue or stop mitosis |
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| "synthesis" the stage where DNA is duplicated |
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| "gap 2" the cell grows and this stage acts as a checkpoint to either continue or stop mitosis |
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| a radial array of short microtubules that extends out from each centrosome |
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| a structure of protiens associated with specific sections of chromosomal DNA |
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| the porocess of cytokinisis in animal cells |
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| a shallow grove in the cells surface near the old metaphase plate |
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| the place in E coli where cell division is initiated when the DNA begins to replicate |
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