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| Chromosomes replicate before cell division, what is the name of the two cpis of the chromosome? |
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| Name the structures that separate the chromatids of each chromosome during mitosis. |
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| Nam ethe area of cell where chromosomes line up in single file during mitosis. |
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| Name two reasons why new cells, produced by mitosis are needed. |
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| Growth, repair of damaged tissues, replacement of dead or damaged cells |
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| How many sets of chromosomes do diploid cells have? |
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| What is the human diploid chromosome compliment? |
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| Are the new cells produced by mitosis haploid or dilpoid? |
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| What do we call unspecialised cells in animals? |
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| What two things can stem cells do? |
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| divide to self-renew and become specialised cells |
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| What two processes are stem cells involed in? |
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| Name the stem cells found in the body throughout life. |
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| Name the stem cells which can be obtained from the very early embryo. |
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| Give the heirarchy of organisation in living things starting with cells. |
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| cells-tissues-organs-systems-organism |
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