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| The Division of the cell nucleus into 2 individual nuclei.Each has the same number of chromosones as the parent cell |
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| Allowing only certin substances to pass threw. |
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| Clumps of DNA formed durring mitosis found in the nucleus. they contain hereditairy material. |
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| When a cell divides to produce 2 new cells. |
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| Smallstructures that anchor spindle fibers durring mitosis. |
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| the active stage between cell division. |
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| DNA formes into strands of called cromasomes. |
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| chromasomes line up in the center on spindle fibers. |
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| double chromasomes split and are pulled away from each other. |
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| Chromasomes reach centrioles spindle fibers disapear and a new nucleus forms. |
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| When a new organism is formed from one organism. |
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| When a new organisim is formed by 2 parent organisims. |
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| A male sex cell containing 1/2 the parents chromasome. |
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| A female sex cell containing 1/2 the arents chromasomes. |
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| The joining of an egg and a sperm cell. |
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| A new dipliod cell formed by 2 hapliod cells. Zygote divides mitosis. |
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| when cells have pairs of similar chromasomes. |
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| When cells do not have similar chromasomes. |
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| When a diploid cell produces a haploid cell. |
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| Ginetic material making up all organisms. made of 2 twisted strands. |
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| CArrys cdes to the nucleus to make protiens for the ribisomes. |
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| A section of DNA on a chromasome that contains instructions for making protiens. |
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| A perminent change in a gene or chromasome. |
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| Glucos breaks downinto alchohal or acid. |
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| Cell braeks down glucos completly to make corbon dioxide water and energy (requiers oxygen). |
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