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take cell and makes it two(diploid)
Carried two new cell
results in Identical twins |
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DNA replicated with organelles and other cellular components
Cell prepares for division |
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DNA coils
Chromosomes condensed
Nuclear membrane disappeared
Mitosis spindles begins to from
Preparation Phase |
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Chromosomes line up in the middle with help spindle fibers
Attached to the centromere of each replicated chromosomes |
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Chromosomes split in the middle
Sister chromatids are pulled by spindle fiber to opposite position |
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| Chromosomes along with cytoplasm and its organelles and membrane are divided into two portions |
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Actual splitting of the cell into two new daughter cell
Occur differently in both Humans and animals |
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| An organism consisting of two sets of chromosomes: one set from mother and other set from father |
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| the sexual reproduction cell at any stage from primordial cell to the mature cell |
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| An exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes that occur during meiosis and contributes to genetic variability |
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| cells that make up organism |
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Cell having one complete set of chromosomes
Ordinary half of normal diploid number |
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| A reproductive cell having a single set of chromosomes of mature sperm or egg |
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