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Mitosis and meiosis

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asapCferg
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anyone good at that shit or know it real well?
Mar 2 2010 9:18PM
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jamers
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jea
pmat,
pro, meta, ana telo
i dont know meiosis though
google shit kid
Mar 2 2010 9:19PM
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ROOS.
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i knew it real fucking well, i think i got most of it down still, we learned it like 4 months ago
Mar 2 2010 9:21PM
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SteezyOhio
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http://tinyurl.com/yeynqhb

^INFO CLICK
Mar 2 2010 9:21PM
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c4t_l0ver
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lol i passed biology with 50% fucking meiosis and mitosis shit.. sister chromatids!

Mar 2 2010 9:21PM
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Thuggish
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Good enough......
Mar 2 2010 9:22PM
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Zent33zy
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hahahahahahah
Mar 2 2010 9:22PM
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DrZoidberg
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mitosis=normal cell division, has several stages that wikipedia can tell you about.

Meiosis=gamete division, if I remember correctly, doesn't duplicate chromosomes and so is haploid. Mitosis yields a diploid cell with all the chromosomes.
Mar 2 2010 9:22PM
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appa
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i put my arm there


interphase
prophase
metaphase
anaphase
telophase



meiosis is how you make gametes in your gonads

i'm just starting to learn this in 10th grade bio
Mar 2 2010 9:23PM
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vailsux.com
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that shits complicated, especially meiosis, mystery of our existence.
Mar 2 2010 9:24PM
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p_n
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i just took a test on this shit! that means that i have since forgotten everything
Mar 2 2010 9:30PM
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Sklar
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nailed it, i am in 10th grade bio aswell
Mar 2 2010 9:32PM
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chapz
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i use IPMAT to remember the order.
meiosis and mitosis are the same except meiosis is used to gamma cells or whatever. if you wanna reproduce, a species must be able to use meiosis.
Mar 2 2010 9:33PM
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asapCferg
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No. Not funny I was looking for maybe a further explanation than google. Has any one taken IB bio?
Mar 2 2010 9:34PM
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mcknzbrutal
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Mitosis made my toes and meiosis made me.

My biology teacher told us that  so we could remember what it's supposed to do

Mar 2 2010 9:37PM
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SteezyOhio
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The hell is IB bio? we have bio, bio app and AP bio at my school.
and im sure all that is to be known on most common topics is found upon the web now adays
Mar 2 2010 9:37PM
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Crack.
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im in AP Bio right now..
Mar 2 2010 9:37PM
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samwise
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Probably not gonna find one in NSG...
Mar 2 2010 9:41PM
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user098123
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Seriously?  A further explanation than google?  I have taken multiple collegiate biology and biochemistry classes, and some of the stuff that google pulls up is still way above my head.  You will get a better summary there than anywhere else.  You just have to know how to look and not be lazy.
Mar 2 2010 9:44PM
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JahJahBinks
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Mayne that bio be wack!
Mar 2 2010 9:48PM
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rj.
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Mar 2 2010 9:51PM
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SethLangbauer
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mitosis happens in my toes. meiosis is the other one.
Mar 2 2010 9:53PM
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GratefulDead
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If you see diagrams, meiosis is the one that has crossing over, where the chromosomes from the mom and dad exchange parts so there is variety in our species (most species).
Mar 2 2010 9:53PM
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_steffen_
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Sparknotes as really good shit on meiosis and mitosis i had to teach it to myself and i had it down 100% in 2 nights
Mar 2 2010 10:09PM
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fireballin
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thats a decent way to remember it but if you need to go further in depth this should help.
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/difference-between-mitosis-and-meiosis.html
Mar 2 2010 10:41PM
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FBGM
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they make babies
Mar 2 2010 10:59PM
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corona
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I'd say I know it.. well I should considering I'm a bio major
Mar 2 2010 11:29PM
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hoodratz47
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word!
Mar 2 2010 11:33PM
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PacificRimJob
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I learned this stuff in 7th grade, REAL good because we spent like 2 months on it and did projects and shit.

yay catholic schools that teach science.
Mar 2 2010 11:39PM
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*Get_ill*
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Mitosis vs Meiosis

Mi-two-sis Mei-one-sis
Produces body cells(Somatic cells)

Produces sex cells(Gametes)
Daughter cells diploid(2N)

Daughter cells haploid(N)
Two daughter cells produced

Four daughter cells produced
In metaphase chromosomes line up singley


In metaphase I chromosomes line up as homologous pairs(synapsis)
The two double chromosomes are called a tetrad when they are lined up side-by-side.
Crossing over occurs during the formation of the tetrad
One nuclear division

Two nuclear divisions
Produces cells for growth and repair

Produces cells for sexual reproduction
Daughter cells have two sets of chromosomes(pairs)

Daughter cells have only one member of each pair of chromosomes
Daughter cells are genetically identical to the parent cell

Daughter cells have one-half of the genes from the parent cell
Insures that all daughter cells are genetically identical

Generates genetic diversity through crossing over and ramdom seperation of homologous pairs of chromosomes

hope that helps this shit helped me the night before my test and literally scored 100 % (with ex) haha but still

Mar 2 2010 11:39PM
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Uncle.Badness
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Mitosis-PMAT
Meiosis-PMAT x2 bu only one interphase


PM me if you have anymore questions.
Mar 2 2010 11:41PM
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Crack.
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How about no.
Mar 3 2010 2:00PM
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NW_Rider
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passed?
Mar 3 2010 2:26PM
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max...
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ha i was thinking the same thing
Mar 3 2010 2:47PM
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highindasky55
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you want a better explanation than google can provide... so you post in NSG? I don't follow. I would try google-ing better, or possibly a textbook?
Mar 3 2010 2:53PM
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ike.
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heere is a short way to remember it.

Meiosis is sEx. has an E in it

Mitosis, doesnt have an E, so no sEx
Mar 3 2010 3:38PM
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FBGM
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it still means nothing to me
Mar 3 2010 4:04PM
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Download-My-Apps
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look for vids on youtube, that always saves me in biology
Mar 3 2010 4:09PM
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