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| 2. | the acid that forms chromosomes |
| 3. | yeasts reproduce this way; uneven division of cytoplasm |
| 4. | the nuclear membrane disappears and DNA is copied; first phase of mitosis |
| 5. | the division of the parent cell's cytoplasm after mitosis is finished |
| 7. | the last stage of mitosis where the nuclear membrane is restored |
| 8. | type of reproduction that creates "clones" and no genetic variety; one parent |
| 9. | the organelle that forms spindle fibers |
| 10. | it takes three nitrogen bases to make one; smallest amount of information |
| 11. | chromosomes before they are curled up; very long; invisible in microscope |
| 12. | type of reproduction that allows for genetic variety; requires two parents |
| 15. | one of the five nucleotide baes; always joins with thymine |
| 16. | the protein fibers that pull sister chromatids apart; made by centriole |
| 19. | mitotic phase where sister chromatids are lined up in the middle of the cell |
| 21. | the nucleotide base found only in RNA that replaces thymine |
| 23. | the process where cells divide twice to reduce chromosomes by half |
| 26. | small segments copied from DNA that codes for proteins; single stranded |