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when particles move across the membrane using no energy. |
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| when waste material exits the cell. |
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| when both inside & outside have the same amount of dissolved solution |
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| when water enters the cell causing it to burst. |
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| thin fiber made of microtubes, that also seperate sister chromatids. |
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| the growth and division in a cell. |
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| when the cell's cytoplasm divides and becomes a new cell. |
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| joins two sister chromatids of a chromosomes. |
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| when cells transport material across the cell membrane. |
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| when the cell takes in enviromental material. |
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| stringy structures that contain DNA and become stained. |
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| DNA strands wrapped around histones |
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| small, dark, microtubes located outside the nucleus |
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| controls production of proteins and cell cycle itself. |
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| when two daughter cells are formed. |
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| when cromatins become chromosomes. |
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| uncontrolled diving of the cells. |
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| the two halves that make up a chomosome. |
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| when the chromosomes from the prophase seperate to become a new cell. |
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| when chromosomes are doubled for the next phases. |
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