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| the 3rd stage of mitosis. The sister chromatid are pulled apart by the spindle and moved to the opposite poles of the cell. They are now chromasomes. |
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| one parent produces offspring that are genetically identical to the parent |
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| small molecules that make up proteins there are 20 diffrent amino acids |
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| a mass of cells that grow but stay in one place and usually does not interfere with tissue organ |
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| a form of a sexual reproduction used by single celled organisms to produce two genetical identical daughter cells |
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| a form of a sexual reproduction used by single celled organisms to produce two genetical identical daughter cells |
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| a type asexual reproduction in which the offspring begins as a small growth (called a bud) on the parent |
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| a typ of asexual reproduction in which a small part of an animal breakes off and growes into a new organisim |
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| the sequence of events in the cel from one cell divison to another, includes interphase and cell division |
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| the process that divides the cytoplasm and the rest of the organellses in half during cell division, it usually begins befor mitosis is finished |
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| is a specific cell parts that carries out specific functions to ensure a cell's survival |
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| a membrane free cell that floats in the interior of the nucleolus. |
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