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| division of the cytoplasm |
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| micro tubules from the centrosomes that become kinetochore or ploar fibers |
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| the method of cell division for prokaryotes |
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| the phase in which cells spend most of the cell cycle |
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| CELL DIVISION THAT FORMS HAPLOID GAMETES |
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| small cylindrical bodies in the centrosome of ANIMAL cells |
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| mitotic phase in which chromosomes align along the equator of the cell |
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| mitotic phase in which chromatin coils into chromosomes, centrosomes appear and move to poles |
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| place on dividing cell where the cell membrane pinches into two cells |
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| spindle fibers that extend from pole to pole |
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| cell division of body cells that result in new cells identical to the original cell |
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| mitotic phase in which chromatids separate at the centromere and move to opposite poles |
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| midline of a plant cell that forms a new cell wall |
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| spindle fiber that connects centromere to centrosome |
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| mitotic phase in which nuclear membrane reforms, spindle fibers disassemble |
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| may happen when there is a disruption of cell division |
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| cells do not copy DNA or prepare for cell division |
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| Cell grows to mature size |
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| Cell prepares for cell division |
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| involves only one parent cell |
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