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| Any chromososme that is not a sex chromosome |
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| A form of reproduction where a sperm and egg cell join together to create another organism |
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| The offspring is the same as the parent organism; all genetic materal comes from the one parent it broke off from. Ex: Spores, budding |
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| Basic proteins found in chromatin |
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| Cell with a single set of unpaired chromosomes |
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| Two complete sets of chromosomes; one from each parent |
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| Pairing up of two chromatids |
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| when two chromatids touch and exchange genetic information |
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| the 2 pairs of sister chromatids |
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| phase in which chromatin prepares to condense and the cell prepares to split by copying all DNA and genetic material |
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| The same cells but from each parent |
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| The amount of cells found in a cell nucleus |
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| The connection piece for two sister chromatids |
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| Spindle fiber producers (asters) |
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| condensed chromatin ready to pair with a sister chromatid |
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| Cells without a specific function |
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