Mitosis and the Cell Cycle Flashcards

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fission

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prokaryotic cell division

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mitosis

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use microtubules in mitotic spindle to separate sister chromatids to make separate chromosomes

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chromatin

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the material of chromosomes (DNA, protein, RNA)

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chromosome

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one or two chromatids joined by a centromere

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sister chromatid

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DNA replicate and original chromosome

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centromere

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center of chromosome

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chromosome condensation

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chromosomes condense after replication and before mitosis to make separation easier

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mitotic spindle

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built of microtubules, arranges and moves chromosomes

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centriole

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organize the microtubules into correct placement for mitotic spindle

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centrosome

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contains the centrioles, where spindle fibers develop during mitosis

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kinetochore

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proteins surrounding the centromere which control movement through shortening and sliding

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prophase

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chromosomes condense, mitotic spindle forms, nuclear envelope begins to break down

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prometaphase

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spindle is fully set up

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metaphase

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sister chromatids are lined up

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anaphase

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sister chromatids are pulled apart and move to ends of cell

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telophase

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spindle disappears, nuclear envelope reforms

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cytokinesis

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subdivision of the cytoplasm into two cells

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cleavage furrow

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pinches the cell in 2 and requires a contractile ring of underlying microfilaments and myosin

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contractile ring

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made of microfilaments and myosin

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cell plate

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in plant cells, vesicles fusing in the middle of the cell

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G1

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period between M and S phases

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G2

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period between S and M phases

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M phase

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mitosis

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S phase

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DNA replication/synthesis

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cell cycle

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S -> G2 -> M -> G1