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What holds chromatids together during prophase?
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Centromeres
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At what phase of mitotic cell division are the paired chromatids moving toward the equator of the cell?
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Metaphase (remember M for metaphase and M for "move")
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At what phase of mitotic cell division will two new nuclear membranes begin re-forming around both new nuclear masses?
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Telophase (remember T for telophase and T for "two nuclear masses")
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What used to be considered the resting phase of cell division?
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Interphase
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What phase of cell division can be divided into G1, S, and G2 phases?
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Interphase
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During which phase of mitotic cell division will the centromeres dissolve aallowing the chromatids to seperate and move to opposite ends of the cell?
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Anaphase (remember A for anaphase and A for "apart")
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What are the four phases of mitosis, in order?
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Prophase
metaphase
anaphase
telophase
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In which phase of interphase is DNA replicalting in the nucleus?
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S-phase
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What are identical chromosomes called when they are twins of a pair
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Chromatids
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In which phase of mitosis will chromatids start to joins at the centromere?
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Prophase (remember P for prophase and P for "pairs" of chromatids)
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What is the longest phase of mitotic cell division?
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Interphase (and G1 is the longest part of interphase)
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What is hyperplasia?
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Growth caused by an increase in the number of cells ( caused by mitotic cell division)
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What are 3 reasons cells divide?
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Growth
healing
replacing worn out cell parts
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In what phase of the cell cycle will daughter cells be maturing into mother cells?
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Interphase ( this is the phase in which cells grow)
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In what phase of cell division will the cytoplasm split and seperate into 2 new cells both having a complete nucleus and cytoplasm?
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Cytokinesis
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