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Name 3 differences and 1 similarity between mitosis and meiosis - ANSWERMitosis & Meiosis: Both have PMAT Mitosis: occurs in somatic cells, creates 2 (identical) daughter cells and helps with growth and repair for asexual reproduction Meiosis: occurs in reproductive organ cells, creates 4 (different) daughter cells and helps with producing gametes for sexual reproduction Human gamete cells contain how many chromosomes? - ANSWER23 Are human gametes haploid or diploid? - ANSWERHaploid

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Name 3 differences and 1 similarity between mitosis and meiosis - ANSWERMitosis &
Meiosis: Both have PMAT
Mitosis: occurs in somatic cells, creates 2 (identical) daughter cells and helps with
growth and repair for asexual reproduction
Meiosis: occurs in reproductive organ cells, creates 4 (different) daughter cells and
helps with producing gametes for sexual reproduction

Human gamete cells contain how many chromosomes? - ANSWER23

Are human gametes haploid or diploid? - ANSWERHaploid

What is the cell cycle? - ANSWERWhen the cell grows,
prepares for division, & divides, forming two daughter cells, each of which begins the
cycle again

What is a chromosome? - ANSWERThreadlike structures in the cell, containing genetic
info (DNA) that is passed on from one generation of cells to the next

What is crossing over? - ANSWERHomologous chromosomes exchange portions of
their chromatids during meiosis (specifically prophase)

What is diploid? - ANSWERTwo sets (2N); description of cell containing a double set of
chromosomes (One from each parent)

What is a gamete? - ANSWERSpecialized reproductive cell involved in sexual
reproduction (sperm or egg cells); formed through meiosis

What is haploid? - ANSWERContaining a single set of chromosomes (sperm or egg
cell) (N)

What is homologous? - ANSWERDescription of chromosomes that occur in pairs;
having a corresponding structure

What is mitosis? - ANSWERNucleus divided into two nuclei, each with same number
and kinds of chromosomes as the parent cell


Stage of mitosis where chromatids of each chromosome separated & are moving
toward the poles - ANSWERAnaphase

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