Meiosis 1
Meiosis 1 results in this kind of cell with these kinds of chromosomes
What is haploid, duplicated?
Meiosis 2 results in this kind of cell with this kind of chromosome
What is haploid, unduplicated?
What is 5?
The cell cycle control system is similar to this
What is a clock?
This is the transmission of traits from generation to generation
What is heredity?
Meiosis 1 is generally broken down into this many phases
What is 4?
Meiosis 2 is similar to this process
What is mitosis?
In plant cells, instead of completely splitting during cytokinesis, this forms in between the two new cells
What is cell wall?
What type of protein is involved in the regulation of this cycle?
What is regulatory proteins?
In this kind of reproduction, offspring are clones of their parent
What is asexual?
These X-shaped regions are the sites of crossing over
What is chiasmata?
In metaphase 2, the 2 sister chromatids are no longer [BLANK]
What is genetically identical?
What is separase?
The loss of control over the cell cycle results in this
What is cancer?
For sexual reproduction, this is required
What is fertilization?
This zipper-like structure holds homologs together tightly in prophase 1
Meiosis creates this kind of cell
What is gametes?
During prometaphase, some spindle microtubules attach to this part of chromosomes and begin to move the chromosomes
What is kinetochores?
What is cyclin-dependent kinases?
These are the units of heredity
What is genes?
Crossing over occurs in this phase
What is prophase 1?
There are this many daughter cells at the end of meiosis 2
What is 4?
During anaphase, chromatids are pulled to opposite poles of the cell because the microtubules are doing this
What is depolymerizing?
MPF is a [BLANK] that triggers a cell's passage past the G2 checkpoint in the M phase
What is cyclin-Cdk complex?
This is an example of asexual reproduction
What is budding/binary fission/fragmentation?