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Asexual Reproduction
uses genetic information (DNA) from only __________________________ (does not use sex cells {gametes})
offspring (__________________________) are exactly like the parent (__________________________)
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Advantages
when an organism is __________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________; able to ____________________________________
Disadvantages
when an ____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________ to change as quickly ( ___________________________)
Types of Asexual Reproduction
1. Binary Fission
• __________________ (bacteria)
• Cell splits into ___________ parts
• Each part __________________ __________________of the
genetic info
• Each new cell is __________________ __________________
__________________
2. Budding
• __________________ and hydra
• Little __________________sprout from __________________
• __________________ cell division
3. Mitosis (Cell reproduction/division)
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Some ______________________ organisms use mitosis for reproduction.
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__________________, __________________organisms use mitosis to _________________________________
___________________________________ and to make _____________________________________________
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For multicellular organisms, mitosis is part of the CELL CYCLE.
When a cell is NOT in mitosis, it is in ___________________.
Interphase include three sections…..
S - ______________________
G2 - ____________ mitosis, period of rapid
___________________, more _________________
and __________________. Getting ready for MITOSIS!
G1 - ______________ synthesis; more ______________
and production of __________________.
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Mitosis can be divided into FOUR stages
1.
___________________ (P = prepare)
Chromatin in nucleus ___________________ to become
___________________, nucleolus and nuclear membrane fade,
____________________ move to opposite sides of the cell
2. ___________________ (M = meet/middle)
Centrioles arrive at __________________________ and
chromosomes line up in the ______________________.
_________________________ guide chromosomes to opposite
ends of the cell.
3. ___________________ (A = apart)
Connections between the copied chromosomes (_________________)
breaks and each copy moves to ____________________ of the cell.
4. ___________________ (T = tear/two)
Nuclear membrane and nucleolus _________________,
chromosomes _________________ to become
___________________.
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Cytokinesis – occurs after completion of ________________; Stage in the cell cycle during which the
___________________ splits into two separate __________.
Identify INTERPHASE and the stages of MITOSIS. Number the pictures 1-5.
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Cancer
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abnormal _____________________
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caused by _______________________________
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