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Mitosis
DNA Structure
Meiosis
Cell Cycle
Binary Fission
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How many stages are in mitosis
What is 4
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What does C always connect to
What is G
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What is meiosis
What is reproductions of organisms
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What is the purpose of the cell cycle?
To regulate cell division
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What are the steps of bionary fission?
What is 1) cells grow 2) DNA is copied and attached to the cell membrane 3) the copies rapidly grow larger 4) cell splits into 2 identical cells
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What is the first stage of mitosis
What is prophase
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What does A always connect to
What is T
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How many "daughter" cells does Meiosis produce?
What is 4
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What are the 3 steps of the cell cycle?
What is - Interphase -Nuclear Divison -Cytokenisis
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On a cellular level, why is mitosis a form of Asexual Reproduction?
What is the cell doesn't need another cell to reproduce
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DAILY DOUBLE What happens during telophase
What is two new nuclei form
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What does T stand for
What is Thymine
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What are the diffrences between mitosis and meiosis?
What is mitosis: asexual reproduction; 2 daughter cells meiosis: sexual reproduction; 4 daughter cells
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What happens in interphase?
What is when the cells grows and replicates its DNA
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True or False Binary fission is a type of nuclear division used by prokaryotic cells and some eukaryotic cells.
What is True
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What happens during metaphase
What is chromatids break apart at the centromere
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What does G stand for
What is Guanine
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How is genetic information shared or mixed during meiosis?
They cross over genes
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The cell cycle state where the cell grows to its full size, copies the DNA and organelles and prepares to divide is called the.....
What is interphase
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Which type cells urse binary fission?
What is Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic
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true or false Is mitosis a form of asexual reproduction
What is true
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What type of bonds do nitrogen bases have
What is weak
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True or False and what is the right answer Meiosis has 3 daughter cells
What is false it has four
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what is the cell cycle?
What is series of events that take place in a cell leading to its division and duplication (replication) that produces daughter cells.
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What is the difference between binary fission and the nuclear division used by the eukaryotic cells?
What is Binary fission is much simpler compared to mitosis and meiosis, does not have as many steps as mitosis.