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Biology (Science, Grade 11) — NEB +2

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Chapters›Cell Division

Cell Division

3 topics · Board exam — Biomolecules and Cell Biology, 9 marks across 3 chapters

Mitosis, meiosis and the cell cycle — how chromosome number is held constant through growth and halved for gametes, stage by nameable stage.

1Cell cycle and its phases
2Mitosis — stages and significance
3Meiosis — stages, crossing over and significance

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