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cell division happens in two stages blank is the division of the nucleus and blank is the division of the cytoplasm

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cell division happens in two stages blank is the division of the nucleus and blank is the division of the cytoplasm

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mitosis; cytokinesis

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what type of tumor has abnormal cells that typically remain clustered together

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benign

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what do we call the region where the sister chromatids cross/connect

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centromere

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what do we call it when cancer spreads from one organ to another

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metastasize

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what are the two purposes of the cell cycle

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growth and repair

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what would we call one half of a duplicated chromosome

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chromatid

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what is defined as a cancer causing agent

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Carcinogen

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what are the three phases of the cell cycle in order

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interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis

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what do we call the cells that have the ability to become any cell in the body because they have not gone through differentiation

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stem cells

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In what phase do sister chromatids separate?

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anaphase

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what is defined as one particular member of a species

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organism

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what is the correct term for programmed cell destruction

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apoptosis

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what type of tumor has cancer cells that can break away and travel to effect other parts of the body

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malignant

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in which phase do the spindle fibers begin to form

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prophase

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in what phase does the nuclear membrane disappear

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prophase

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what has to form in cytokinesis in plant cells

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cell plate

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in what phase does the nuclear membrane start to reform

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telophase

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What happens in the S phase of interphase?

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dna synthesis

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what do we call critical points in the cell cycle where stop and go signals regulate the cycle.

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checkpoints

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in what phase do the spindle fibers attach to the centromere

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metaphase

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at the end of the cell cycle how many cells are there and how do they compare with one another

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two; identical

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genes are located on blank one long continuous thread of this is called a blank

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dna; chromosome

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what is an example of an external regulator

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hormones

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what is defined as uncontrolled cell division

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cancer

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what would be defined as a process that creates special structures and functions in cells

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differentiation

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what has to form during cytokinesis in animal cells

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cleavage furrow

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