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Cycle qui produit les cellules sexuelles
Cycle qui produit des cellules
Ce sont des fibres constitutives du cytosquelette
Les centrioles et les microtubules se forme, les chromosomes se rapproches en paires, il y a également l’enjambement
Un nouveau fuseau se forme et les chromosomes se déplacent vers la plaque équatoriale
L’alignement des paires de chromosomes homologue au niveau de l’équateur
Les chromosomes s’alignent sur la plaque équatoriale
Les paires de chromosomes se séparent et vont vers les pôles
les chromosomes sœurs sont séparé et se déplacent vers les pôles devenant des ensembles de chromosomes haploïde indépendant
La cellule mère se sépare en deux cellules filles
Termine avec quatre cellules filles avec chacun un nombre haploïde de chromosomes
Chromosome homologue du même paires se chevauchent et échange des fragments de chromatide
Chromosome seul
Des chromosomes en paires (chromosome maternelle et chromosomes paternelle)
Les organites aux deux pôles qui organisent les microtubules
Le support de l’information génétique
C’est une double membrane biologique qui a pour fonction de contenir l’ADN de la cellule eucaryotes
Formé de deux chromatides contenant le matériel génétique
À la forme d’un bâtonnet qui forme un chromosome
Variantes d’un même gène (distinguée par de variations de sa séquence nucléotidique)
Ce sont les cellules sexuelles
Réplication de l’ADN
Le milieu où sont les organites et les structures
La plus longue étapes de la mitose
Les cellules filles se séparent
Un parent qui se sépare en deux
Une région d’un organisme produit une excroissance
Processus reproductif asexué où les parties d'un organisme séparées par une blessure se développent et deviennent des clones de l'organisme original
Parent produit une cellule reproductive pour devenir un nouvel organisme
Cellules spéciales forment des structures pour se reproduire

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