Mitosis and Meiosis

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Mitosis and Meiosis

anaphase
mitotic stage where chromosomes separate at the centromeres
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anaphase mitotic stage where chromosomes separate at the centromeres
asters microtubles and fibers that radiate our from centrioles
asexual reproduction reproduction involving only one parent
blastula hollow ball of cells formed during the early stages of embryological develpoment
centromere part of the chromosomes where the chromatids are joined together
centriole in animal cells, a cytoplasmic organelle that organizes the mitotic spindle fibers during cell reproduction
chromatid one of the two strands that make up chromosomes
chromatin the coils of DNA and protein that condense to form chromosomes
chromosome distinct wormlike structures formed from chromatin during cell reprduction
crossing-over an exchange of chromosomal material between homologus pairs
cytokenesis cytoplasmic divison that follows division of the nucleus
diploid having two of each chromosome
DNA replication the process of doubling the DNA that occurs before mitosis
germ cells the only cells that can undergo miosis, found in sex organs
haploid half the number of diploid chromosomes
homologous pair in diploid cells, a pair of identical chromosomes
meiosis cell division to produce sex cells
metaphase the stage of mitosis where duplicated chromosomes line up along the center of the mitotic spindle
microtubules tiny tubes that make up most of a cell's cytoskeleton
mitosis dupication and division of chromosomesand nucleus during cell reproduction
oogenesis the meiotic process that results in the formation of eggs
ovum one egg
polyploid having more than the diploid number of chromosomes
prophase the first stage of mitosis when chromosomes form chromatin and the nuclear membrane is absorbed
reduction division cell division that occurs in meiosis and results in haploid cells
sexual reproduction reproduction requiring two parents
somatic cells body cells, (cells other than germ cells)
spermatogenesis the meiotic process that results in the formation of sperm cells

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