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Sister chromatids
two halves of the replicated chromosome.  (After DNA replication.)
two halves of the replicated chromosome. (After DNA replication.)
chromosome
DNA wound tightly and organized; This is the form of DNA during mitosis and meiosis.
DNA wound tightly and organized; This is the form of DNA during mitosis and meiosis.
centromere
the central portion of the chromosome that connects the sister chromatids
homologous chromosomes
two chromosomes coding for the same type of info (ex: eye color); one from each parent.  Together they form a tetrad (blue and red in picture)
two chromosomes coding for the same type of info (ex: eye color); one from each parent. Together they form a tetrad (blue and red in picture)
diploid
normal number of chromosomes; stands for 2 of each kind; represented by 2n. 2n=46 in humans.
haploid
only one set of each kind of chromosome (half of the pair); represented by n. n=23 in humans
germ cells
cells in testes or ovaries that produce sperm or egg through meiosis.
crossing over
Gene exchange on chromosomes that can occur during the first stage of meiosis.
Gene exchange on chromosomes that can occur during the first stage of meiosis.
centriole
cell organelle that attaches to chromosomes using spindle fibers; used in both mitosis and meiosis.
cell organelle that attaches to chromosomes using spindle fibers; used in both mitosis and meiosis.