Gempur Bio Blog!: Cell Division

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Cell Division

§MITOSIS/MEIOSIS/APPLICATION

§Mitosis meiosis-metaphase diagram/ cancer/tissue culture(oil palm)-Qs2 2005

§Qs3 2007-stages of mitosis diagram/ clonning(orchid)

§Qs1 2008- stages in meiosis, crossing over &its importance, cancer cells, formation, factors, prevention

§Meiosis- relate with *Reproduction and * inheritance- 2010 Sample QS 2.

TAKE NOTE :

—All chromosome behaviours in stages ~Draw and label and sentences.

—Relate mitosis with growth, clonning and culture tissue.

—Relate meiosis with variation.

—Cell cycle G1, S, G2

—Cytokinesis

—Significant of mitosis and meiosis

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