Mitosis

Why are small structures in animal cells which move to opposite poles during prophase?

Centrioles

What is the tangled hereditary material that shortens and thickens to become chromosome?

Chromatid

Sperm and egg unite in what process?

Fertilization

How many cells are produced by mitosis?

2 cells

Each Chromosome consists of 2 what?

2 chromatids

Compared to the X chromosomes, the Y chromosomes is

A boy

Which phase occurs directly after metaphase?

Anaphase

What are 5 types of asexual reproduction?

Budding, fission, regeneration, mitosis, and runners

Human body cells are "blank" because there are "blank" pairs of them. Human sex cells are haploid because they have only half the number of the diploid cells

Diploid, 23, and haploid

Cells spend most of their lives in where?

Interphase

During which phase does the DNA make a copy of itself?

Interphase

Which phase is not part of mitosis?

Interphase

A spindle forms during which phase?

Prophase

During what phase do chromosomes first become visible?

Prophase

The spindle microtubules form between the "poles" of the cell during what phase?

Prophase

What is not apart of the chromosome?

Spindle

What structure is responsible for moving the chromosomes during mitosis?

Spindle finders

Cytokines begins in which phase?

Telophase

A cell with 10 chromosomes undergoes mitosis. How many daughter cells are created?

Two daughter cells, each daughter cell has 10 chromosomes

Storm + egg =

Zigote

What is the name of your first "baby picture"?

Zigote