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Mitosis
Mitosis produces identical copies of cells. This is how most of our cells divide.
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Haploid and Diploid.
Haploid contains half the set of chromosomes while Diploid contains two complete sets of chromosomes.
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Asexual reproduction
The production of of offspring that are clones. They have the exact same chromosomes as the parent.
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Cancer cells
Changes in cells which means they undergo uncontrollable cell division.
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Tumours
Production of growing lumps caused by rapid cell division. They can damage the body and cause death.
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Prophase
The nucleus starts to break down and spindle fibres appear.
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Metaphase
The chromosomes are lined up no the spindle fibres across the middle of the cell.
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Anaphase
The chromosomes copies are separated and moved to either side of the cell on spindle fibres.
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Telphase
A membrane is formed around each set of chromsomes to form nuclei.
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Cytokikesis
A cell surface membrane forms to separate the two cells.
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Haploid contains half the set of chromosomes while Diploid contains two complete sets of chromosomes.

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Haploid and Diploid.

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The production of of offspring that are clones. They have the exact same chromosomes as the parent.

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Changes in cells which means they undergo uncontrollable cell division.

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Production of growing lumps caused by rapid cell division. They can damage the body and cause death.

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