Mitosis
Meiosis
Vocabulary
Misc.
100

The last phase in Mitosis

What is Telophase 

100

Is used to create gamete cells only 

What is Meiosis 

100

Causes a variety in the offspring because it switches information around between the homologous chromosomes

What is Crossing Over 

100

Reason for cells to stay small

What is Diffusion or DNA 

200

The phase when centrioles on each opposite end of the cell pull on the centromeres

What is Anaphase 

200

Division of DNA separates the homologous chromosomes 

 What is Meiosis l 

200

DNA is coiled and visible 

What is chromosome 

200

The cell elongates and starts to pinch in the middle 

What is Cytokinesis 

300

The phase when chromatin coils up and become visible chromosomes

What is Prophase 

300

The spindle fibers move the tetrads toward the middle of the cell in a line 

What is Metaphase l 

300

The process that copies and makes an exact replica of DNA 

What is Replication 

300

A reason for cells to reproduce 

What is growth, replace/repair, or diffusion 

400

Part of the cell cycle when replicated chromosomes are separated into two new nuclei

What is Mitosis 

400

Chromatin is coiling up and becoming visible as chromosomes 

What is Prophase l 

400

The division of chromosomes 

What is mitosis 

400

Occurs at a specific speed, the further substances have to go the longer it takes 

What is diffusion 

500

The second phase of Mitosis 

What is Metaphase 

500

The cell elongates and starts to pinch together in the middle

What is Cytokinesis l 

500

Checks for replication of DNA, wait till spindle fibers are attached

What is Internal

500

DNA is uncoiled and not easily visible 

What is Chromatin