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Biology, 24.11.2020 21:40 dimontsho4717

Please help its due in 6 minutes The stages of the cell cycle
Interphase
All three stages
Mitotic phase
All four stages
Cytokinesis
Purpose of the cell cycle
Meiosis
Stages
Purpose
How do crossing over & independent assortment increase genetic variation?
Compare & contrast mitosis & meiosis
Purpose
# of daughter cells produced - mitosis 2 meiosis 4
How daughter cells compare to parent cell
Chromosome # (n or 2n)
DNA Replication
Enzymes involved
Steps
Leading vs lagging strand
“Semi-conservative” nature of DNA replication
Transcription & Translation
Purpose & Process
Type of RNA involved
Where each process occurs
Mutations
What is a mutation?
What effects can mutations have on an organism?
Are most mutations harmful or harmless?

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