What are genes?, Blood cells, DNA segments, Cell walls, Bone tissues, What does DNA stand for?, Deoxyribonucleic acid, Deoxygenated nucleic acid, Dynamic nuclear acid, Double nucleus agent, Where is DNA found in the cell?, Membrane, Ribosome, Nucleus, Cytoplasm only, Which bases pair together in DNA?, A with C, C with A, G with T, A with T, What are amino acids?, Blood proteins, Sugar units, Cell membranes, Protein builders, What are chromosomes made of?, DNA and proteins, Water and salts, Lipids only, RNA only, How many chromosomes do humans typically have?, 23, 44, 46, 48, Why do we need genes?, Store oxygen, Body instructions, Make sunlight, Digest bones, What is mitosis?, Cell division, Gas exchange, Protein synthesis, Food digestion, What does mitosis produce?, Three nuclei, One egg cell, Two identical cells, Four varied cells, Why do unicellular organisms use mitosis?, Make gametes, Asexual reproduction, Sexual reproduction, Reduce chromosomes, Why do multicellular organisms use mitosis?, Create variation, Make gametes, Halve DNA, Growth and repair, Which stage happens before mitosis begins?, Prophase, Interphase, Anaphase, Telophase, What happens in interphase?, Nuclei disappear, Cell splits, DNA replicates, Chromatids separate, In which mitosis stage do chromosomes condense?, Anaphase, Cytokinesis, Metaphase, Prophase, In which stage do chromosomes line up at the center?, Metaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis, Interphase, What happens during anaphase in mitosis?, DNA copies, Nuclei form, Cell grows, Chromatids separate, What happens during telophase?, DNA mutates, Proteins digest, New nuclei form, Chromosomes pair, What happens in cytokinesis?, Genes mutate, Cytoplasm divides, DNA pairs, Chromosomes condense, Why is mitosis important?, Growth repair reproduction, Only digestion, Only movement, Only respiration, What is meiosis?, Gamete formation, Body cell repair, Food breakdown, Blood clotting, How many daughter cells does meiosis produce?, One, Eight, Four, Two, What kind of cells are made by meiosis?, Skin cells, Sex cells, Bone cells, Muscle cells, What happens to chromosome number in meiosis?, It stays same, It disappears, It doubles, It halves, Why is meiosis important?, Sexual reproduction, Body growth only, Protein folding, Wound healing, What occurs in prophase I?, Cell splits, Crossing over, Chromatids separate, DNA replicates, What happens in metaphase I?, Cytoplasm splits, Nuclei form, Genes copy, Pairs line up, What separates in anaphase I?, Amino acids, Nucleotides, Chromosome pairs, Sister chromatids, What is the result of telophase I?, Two identical cells, Four diploid cells, Two haploid cells, One diploid cell, Why does meiosis create variation?, Cloning only, Equal pairing always, No DNA change, Crossing and assortment

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