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1406 CROSSWORD: CELL DIVISION

ACROSS 2 Division of the cytoplasm. 3 One of two identical parts of a chromosome after replication of DNA and just before mitosis. 5 DNA molecule and associated proteins. 7 Special type or nuclear division that occurs only in the formation of gametes.

8 The ________ apparatus consists of microtubules and move the chromosomes around during mitosis. 9 Stage of mitosis when the chromatids are pulled to opposite ends of the cell. 10 Stage of mitosis when the chromosomes relax and the nuclear envelope forms around two new nuclei. 11 Nuclear division as it occurs in normal cell division (not formation of gametes).
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1 Where two identical chromatids are joined at the center of a chromosome. 4 Found in animal cells, pairs of these migrate to opposite ends of the cell during mitosis. 6 Stage of mitosis when the chromosomes condense and the nuclear membrane disappears. 7 Stage of mitosis when the chromosomes line up on the equator of the cell.
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