1.1 Division And Differenciation Of Human Cells Flashcards
Grows and divides in an unregulated way to produce a tumour
Cancer cell
Tissue that supports, connects or separates other body tissues
Connective tissue
Changes to cells that allow them to specialise for different functions
Differentiation
Refers to a cell having two sets of chromosomes
Diploid
Stem cells from embryos that can divide and become any type of cell
Embryonic stem cells
Tissue that lines tubes and surfaces within the body
Epithelial tissue
Issue effecting human attitude and decisions regarding various choices
Ethical issue
Cell that can give rise to gametes
Germline cell
Describes a cell having one set of chromosomes (eg. Gametes)
Haploid
Type of white blood cell involved in a specific immune response
Lymphocyte
Type of cell divison resulting in four haploid gametes
Meiosis
Division of the nucleus of somatic or germline cells, giving two diploid daughter cells
Mitosis
Stem cell that has the potential to make almost all cell types found within a particular tissue
Multipotent stem cell
Tissue making up skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscle
Muscle tissue
Random change to a DNA sequence
Mutation