...division into two daughter cells. Concept 12.1...
...in genetically identical daughter cells. In both...
...genetic material—DNA—to two daughter cells. The exception...
...then splits into daughter cells. A cell’s...
...so that each daughter cell ends up...
...yields four nonidentical daughter cells, each with...
...(“second gap”). The daughter cells may then...
...chromosomes. At telophase, daughter nuclei begin to...
...distributes chromosomes to daughter cells: a closer...
...material between the daughter cells. Mitosis in...
...equally to two daughter cells. The circular...
...cell into two daughter cells, each with...
...separate the two daughter cells. How did...
...This ensures that daughter cells do not...

...in genetically identical daughter cells. Cell division...
...genetic material—DNA—to two daughter cells. The special...
...eggs results in daughter cells that are...
...then splits into daughter cells. A cell’s...
...so that each daughter cell ends up...
...yields four nonidentical daughter cells, each with...
...(“second gap”). The daughter cells may then...
...chromosomes. At telophase, daughter nuclei begin to...
...distributes chromosomes to daughter cells: a closer...
...material between the daughter cells. Mitosis in...
...equally to two daughter cells. The circular...
...cell into two daughter cells, each with...
...This ensures that daughter cells do not...