What phrase used to typically describe the structure of DNA?

Relative to the parent, what is the genetic makeup of an offspring produced by asexual reproduction?

What are the four phases of mitosis

The main purpose of meiosis is to produce this.

What base is present in RNA that is not present in DNA?

What is the name of a mutation that results in a premature stop codon?

What form of cell division (mitosis or meiosis) is used for asexual reproduction

What is the genetic makeup of a daughter cell to the parent cell after the parent cell undergoes mitosis?

This is the term used to describe a gamete that is "n" rather than "2n"

What is the term used to describe loss of control of the cell cycle, resulting in unregulated cell division?

How many and what type of bonds hold DNA bases together?

What is the main advantage of sexual reproduction over asexual?

How many daughter cells does a single cell produce after it undergoes mitosis?

How many daughter cells does a single cell produce after it undergoes meiosis?

During what phase of the cell cycle are the chromosomes replicated?

Which two famous scientists are credited for discovering the structure of DNA?

During what phase of the cell cycle does mitosis occur?

Where in the body does mitosis occur relative to meiosis, which only occurs in the gametes?

During what phase of meiosis do nuclear envelopes dissolve and DNA condenses?

What are the three main types of RNA, and what are their roles?

What is the main difference between transcription and translation?

What is the difference between sex chromosomes in males and females?

Female gametes are arrested after this point of meiosis, only undergoing full meiotic division during ovulation.

The name of the part of the chromosome that holds sister chromatids together during meiosis?

What DNA modification causes gene inactivation?