| A | B |
|---|
| unicellular organisms | mitosis is for reproduction |
| ipmatc | put the first letter of each word in the cell cycle in order (lower case) |
| cell cycle | miotsis plus interphase and cytokinesis |
| cytokinesis | tje daughter cells split apart |
| interphase | stage between mitosis, normal cell activity, prepares for mitosis |
| metaphase | mitosis stage where chromosomes line up across the middle |
| anaphase | the chromosomes are pulled apart and move to opposite ends |
| prophase | chromosomes coil up, become visible, nuclear envelope dissolves |
| chromatin | DNA in elongated thready form during interphase |
| multicellular organisms | mitosis is for growth and cell replacement |
| daughter cells | two new cells formed from mitosis |
| spindle fibers | network of threadlike "fingers" that move the chromosomes |
| centriole | stsructure that makes spindle fibers |
| chromatids | the thickened DNA rods that form a chromosome |
| centromere | the "handle" that connects chromatids to make chromosomes |
| chromosomes | the x shaped structures that contain the DNA and split during cell division |
| nucelar envelope | this structure forms around the chromosomes in telophase |
| interphase | the phase the new cells are in when mitosis ends |
| cell plate | forms in plant cell during telophase to divide it |
| cell membrane | pinches in during telophase in animal cells |
| chromosomes | contain hereditary information |
| mitosis | normal cell division |
