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1
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What does PMAT stand for

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Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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What happens in prophase

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Chromosomes condense
Mitotic spindle forms
Centrioles move to opposite ends of the cell

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3
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What happens in metaphase (meet in the middle)

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Chromosomes attached to spindle fibers
Kinetochores from chromosome attach to microtubules
Chromosomes form line down the middle

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4
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What happens in anaphase (a for apart)

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Chromatids separate

Chromatids move to opposite poles

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5
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What happens in telophase

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Two new daughter nuclei
Cells elongate
Cleavage Furrow
Chromosomes appear as chromatin

MITOSIS ENDS

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6
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What is cytokinesis

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Cells split in two

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7
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What is interphase

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The point of the cycle where the cell organelles and DNA are duplicated

PREPARES CELL FOR DIVISION

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What happens in G1 of interphase

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The organelles are duplicating except for DNA

Cell is growing

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9
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What happens in S of interphase

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DNA and chromosomes replicate

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What happens in G2 of interphase

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Prepare cell for mitosis
Checks for errors
Cell continues to grow
Centrosome/ centrioles form

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What do check points do

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Regulate the cell cycle
Give "stop" and "go ahead" signals
Found in G1, S, G2 of interphase
Transmitted by signal transduction pathways
Will commit suicide if problem is found
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12
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Diploid cell

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(2n) cells that have two copies of every chromosome

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13
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Haploid cell

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(1n) have one copy of the chromosomes

Half of a full set

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14
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Gametes

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Sex cells (egg, sperm)

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15
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Somatic

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Body cells

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16
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What is crossing over

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The exchanging of genes between chromosomes

17
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When does crossing over happen

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The early stage of prophase 1

18
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Why is crossing over important

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It allows genetic variability

19
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What is a tumor

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Mass of abnormal cells that are growing uncontrollably

20
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Homologous chromosomes

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One chromosome from father and one from mother

Not identical, similar

21
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Sister chromatids

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Identical

Formed from the homologous pairs

22
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What is meiosis

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The production of gametes
(PMAT x2)
Cell division occurs twice
Creates 4 daughter cells

23
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What is the goal of meiosis

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To make daughter cells with exactly half as many chromosomes as the starting cell

(Diploid to haploid)

24
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What happens in meiosis one and meiosis two

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1- homologue pairs separate

2- sister chromatids separate

25
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How do u cross traits

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First
1,3 
1,4
2,3
2,4
26
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Rosalind franklin

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Rosalind franklin-first to come up with an X-ray photograph. She died early because of all the radiation exposure

27
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Nucleotide

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Three parts of a nucleotide-Nitrogenous base, phosphate, deoxyribose sugar

28
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Amino acids

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Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. Basically the adenine thymine cytosine and guanine stuff