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Sister Chromatids become visible as the nucleus breaks down, the first phase of Mitosis.

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Cell Division - Marcador

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Sister Chromatids become visible as the nucleus breaks down, the first phase of Mitosis.

Prophase

Sister Chromatids meet in the middle, the second phase of Mitosis.

Metaphase

Sister Chromatids are moved apart by Spindle Fibers made by centrosomes organelles, the second phase of Mitosis.

Anaphase

Two new Nuclei form around each cluster of chromosomes, the fourth phase of Mitosis.

Telophase

Cells Cytoplasm pinches in half, forms two new identical "Twin Daughter" Cells, the fifth and final phase of Mitosis

Cytokinesis

Division and Asexual cloning of Cells.

Mitosis

Division of Cells in reproductive organs in order to create the sex cells needed for sexual reproduction.

Meiosis

Non-Cancerous, slow growing, doesn't damage surrounding tissue, doesn't spread, usually doesn't come back, BUT can turn malignant.

Benign Tumour

Cancerous, Fast growing, Damages surrounding tissue, spreads throughout the body, often comes back because it can be hard to treat all mutated cells after spreading.

Malignant Tumour

Chromosomes from your Mom and Dad that carry similar genes and are the same size.

Homologous

The number of rounds of division in Meiosis.

True or false, Interphase is skipped in the second round of division.

True

A term meaning the similar.

Homologous

_____ appear because nucleus breaks down - each _______ consists of homologous pairs of Sister chromatids, one pair from Mom and on from Dad.

Tetrads

______ occurs when pieces of DNA are exchanged among each tetrad forming new unique and diverse chromosomes.

Crossing over

Haploid sex cells

Gametes

Symbol for Haploid cells, where _ represents the individual number of chromosomes in a cell

Contains half the # of Chromosomes as diploid (2N) cells (Chromosomes not in pairs.

Haploid cells (N)

True or false, the Haploid cells contain double the number chromosomes as diploid.

False

True or false, in the second round of cell division in Mitosis Interphase is skipped.

False