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DNA duplicates Chromosomes invisible |
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| splitting of the cytoplasm |
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| double-stranded chromosomes line up in the middle |
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nucleus starts to reform around each set of chromosomes chromosomes start to disappear |
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| double stranded chromosomes split and move to opposite sides |
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nucleus begins to disappear chromosomes appear |
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| structures in the nucleus that contain DNA |
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| structure that forms in plant cells during cytokinesis |
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| new organism is produced from one parent |
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type of asexual
new organism grows from the body of the parent |
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type of asexual reproduction
ability to regrow a body part |
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| joining of the sperm and egg |
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having 2 of every chromosome
like a body cell |
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| cell that forms from fertilization |
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having only one of every chromosome
like sex cells |
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| new organism produced from two parents |
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| joining of the egg and sperm |
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| cell that is formed from fertilization |
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| master copy of an organism's information code |
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double-stranded spiral (spiral staircase) |
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backbone - sugar and phosphate steps - bases A, C, G, T |
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A pairs with T C pairs with G |
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| carries the code for making proteins |
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backbone - sugar and phosphate steps - bases A, C, G, U |
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A pairs with U C pairs with G |
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| section on DNA that directs the making of a protein |
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| any permanent change in a gene or chromosome |
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