Welcome to the electronic frontier of the 21st century for science education. This is the first of three biology warm ups (bell ringers) for this topic of cellular reproduction. The cells of all living things grow and multiply through a cycle that's made up of six phases. If you stretched all the DNA in the nucleus of a cell. It would more than 20 miles.
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Karyogamy
Karyotype
Kinesin
Keystone chrosomes
Keratinization
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False
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False
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10
100
1,000
1,000,000
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Autosomes
Serial
Haploid
Sex
Sessile
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RNA
Nucleosome
Histones
DNA double helix
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23
28
46
48
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Heterogametic
Homogametic
Diplogametic
Haplogametic
Pologametic
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False
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Autosomes and Histones
Sex chromosomes and Autosomes
Sex chromosomes and bipolar chromosomes
Sex and Homologous chromosomes
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Autosome
Autotomy
Haploid
Diploid
Asexual
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Autosome
Sex
Homologous
Histone
Haploid
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Chromosome
Histone
DNA helix molecule
Chromatin
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X ; Y
B ; X
Z ; W
W ; Y
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Interphase
M phase
S Phase
G2 Phase
G1 Phase
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