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cell division

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the process by which a single cell generates new daughter cells

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mitosis

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a method of eukaryotic cell division that results in daughter cells that are genetically identical to the parent cell

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meiosis

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method of eukaryotic cell division that results in daughter cells that have half the genetic information of the parent cells

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interphase

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a stage of the cell cycle in which normal metabolic function occurs, and cell prepares for cell division

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G1 stage of interphase

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cell gathers nutrients and other resources from its environment and performs normal metabolic functions

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S stage of interphase

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stage in which DNA synthesis (replication) occurs

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G2 stage of interphase

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final preparations for mitosis

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prohpase

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1st stage of mitosis. Chromosomes condense. Spindle fibers form. Nuclear membrane disassembles. Nucleolus disappears.

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centrioles

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2nd stage of mitosis. cellular organelles comprised of microtubules

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metaphase

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3rd stage of mitosis. chromosomes align at the equatorial plane of the cell

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anaphase

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4th stage of mitosis. sister chromatids move toward opposite ends of the cell

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kinetochore

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a multi protein complex attached to each chromatid at the centromere. causes shortening of the spindle fibers to pull the chromatid toward the pole.

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centromere

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the site where the chromatids are attached, formed of nitrogenous bases

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telophase

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spindle fibers disassemble. nuclear membrane re-forms. chromosomes uncoil. nucleolus re-forms.

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cytokinesis

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process during which the cell contents are split between the two new daughter cells

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cleavage furrow

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an indentation of the plasma membrane that pinches in toward the center during cytokinesis

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proto-oncogens

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code for proteins that encourage cell division

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tumor-suppressor genes

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code for proteins that discourage cell division

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p53

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gene that identifies if the cell’s DNA is damaged before DNA synthesis. If damaged, p53 causes the cell to self-destruct

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apoptosis

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process whereby a cell digests itself from the inside out.

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mutagens

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agents that mutate or chemically damage DNA

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carcinogens

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mutagens that cause cancer

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tumor

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mass of cells not normally found in a certain portion of the body

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benign tumor

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cell mass that does not fragment and spread beyond its original area of growth

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malignant tumors

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tumors that may spread of invade other parts of the body

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metastasize

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tumor cells that move from the original site and grow new tumors in other regions

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zygote

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original single cell that results from the union of an egg and sperm

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determination

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cellular process of deciding which genes a cell will express when mature

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differentiated

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a cell that has become a particular cell type

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haploid

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cells that carry one complete set of their genetic information

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diploid

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cells that carry two coplete sets of their genetic information

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gamete

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eggs and sperm

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fertilization

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joining of the genetic material from two haploid cells

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homologous chromosomes

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have the same order of genes along their DNA

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non-homologous chromosomes

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have different genes on their DNA

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meiosis I

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reduction division in which the chromosome number in the two cells produced is reduced from diploid to haploid. includes prophase I, metaphase I, anaphase I and telophase I

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prophase I

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chromosomes condense. spindle fibers form. nuclear membrane disassembles. synapsis and crossing-over occur.

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metaphase I

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chromosomes align on equatorial plane as synapsed pairs.

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anaphase I

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homologous chromosomes separate from each other. chromosomes move toward cell’s poles. reduction occurs (diploid to haploid)

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segregation

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occurs when the homologuous chromosomes and the genes they carry are separated from eachother in anaphase I

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independent assortment

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during segregation, homologous pairs segregate independently of each other

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telophase I

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spindle fibers disassemble.chromosomes uncoil. nuclear membrane re-forms. nucleoli reappear.

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meiosis II

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includes prophase II, metaphase II, anaphase II and telophase II. The two daughter phase from meiosis I divide resulting in 4 cells. the events in the division sequence of meiosis II are the same as those that occur in mitosis.

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prophase II

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chromosomes condense. spindle fibers form. nuclear membrane disassembles. nucleoli disassemble.

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metaphase II

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chromosomes alighn at the equator in unpaired manner

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anaphase II

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chromatids separate and begin to move to cell’s poles

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telophase II

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nuclear membrane re-forms. chromosomes uncoil. nucleoli reappear. spindle fibers disassemble.

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nondisjunction

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occurs when homologous chromosomes do not separate during meiosis. usually reults in cell death, if not, the resulting gamete will have an extra chromosome

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monosomy

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having one chromosome when there is normally a pair of homologous chromosomes

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trisomy

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having three chromosomes when there is normally a pair of homologous chromosomes

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karyotype

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picture of an individual’s chromosomal makeup

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down syndrome

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chromosome number 21 trisomy

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cardiovascular system

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the organ system that pumps blood around the body. contains blood, heart and blood vessels. heart –>arteries–>arterioles–>capillaries–>venules–>veins–>heart

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blood

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the fluid tissue that assists in the transport of materials and heat

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arteries

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the vessels that carry blood away from the heart and distribute it to the organs

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capillaries

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the thinnest blood vessels wheere exchange of materials between the blood and tissues that surround the vessels take place.

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formed elements

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cells and platelets that are suspended in a watery solution called plasma that make up blood

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plasma

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the watery matrix that contains the molecules and cells of the blood

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red blood cells

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small disk shaped cells that lack a nucleus. distribute repirtory gasses

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hemoglobin

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the iron containing protien molecule that transports oxygen in the blood.

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anemia

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a condition in which a person has a reduced oxygen carrying capacity.

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white blood cells

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leukocytes. formed elements in the blood that lack hemoglobin and are involved in defending the body from disease causing agents. Lymphocytes (L&M) agranular. Neutrophils, eosinophils and basophils (NEBs) granular

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platelets

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thrombocytes. formed element in the blood. fragments of white blood cells that are essential for clotting

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heart

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responsible for providing the energy to pump the blood throughout the body

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atria

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thin walled sacs of the heart that reveive blood from the veins of the body and empty into the ventricles

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ventricles

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the powerful muscular chambers of the heart whose contractions force blood to flow through the arteries to all parts of the body

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atrioventricular valves

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one way valves that allow blood to flow froom the atria to the verticles and prevent flow in the opposite direction.

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semilunar valves

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valves in the aorta and pulmonary arteries that prevent the flow of blood backwards into the ventricles

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aorta

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large blood vessel that carries blood from the left ventricle to the majority of the body

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pulmonary

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large blood vessel that carries blood from the right ventricle to the majority of the body

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Mitral valve

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the left atrioventricular valve

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tricuspid valve

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the right atrioventricular valve

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