This protein holds sister chromatids together.

The first phase in which a cell grows is known as this.

____ allows for the reproduction, growth, and tissue repair of cells.

During this phase, two daughter nuclei form, nucleoli reappears, and chromosomes become less condensed.

During the G2 checkpoint, if damage to a cell cannot be repaired, the cell will undergo ____.

Chromosomes are an organized and condensed form of this.

In ____ phase, DNA replicates.

In this phase, chromatin condensed, nucleoli disappear, mitotic spindles begin to form, and centrosomes move apart.

____ is the name of the stage in which a cell divides into two daughter cells.

This checks for microtubule attachment to chromosomes at the kinetochore during metaphase.

When two copies of the same chromosome join together, they become known as this.

In this phase, a cell grows more, and prepares for mitosis

In this phase, the nuclear envelope fragments and microtubules enter the nuclear area and attach to kinetochores.

Mitosis goes in this order.

This is the most important checkpoint, and it checks for cell size, growth factors, and DNA damage.

DNA wraps around ___ to form nucleosomes, which then form chromatin.

In this phase, chromosome duplication occurs.

In this phase, centrosomes are at opposite poles, chromosomes line up in the center on the metaphase plate, and microtubules fully attach to each kinetochore.

In this type of cell, a cell plate forms during cytokinesis.

During the G2 checkpoint, the cell checks for the completion of ____.

Humans have ____ amount of chromosomes.

____ is the longest portion of the cell cycle.

During this phase, sister chromatids separate and move to opposite ends caused by the shortening on the microtubules. The cell also elongates.

This type of cell is diploid, and divides by mitosis.

This type of cell stops at the G1 checkpoint, and stays in G0 for the rest of it’s life.