Biology Cell Cycle and Mitosis Unit Flashcards

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What is interphase?

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Non-dividing part of the cell cycle

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What is the cell cycle?

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Repeating steps of events in the life of a cell

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G1, S, and G2 are all apart of what process?

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Interphase

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What are the five steps of cell division?

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Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, cytokinesis

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What happens in G1?

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Gap of time, cell grows and matures to size

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What happens in S?

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Synthesis of DNA; exact copy of all DNA in the nucleus

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What happens in G2?

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Gap of time, cell prepares for cell division

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What happens in prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase?

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Division of the nucleus

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What happens in cytokinesis?

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Division of the cytoplasm

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What is the cell cycle controlled by?

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Proteins

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How do multicellular organisms grow?

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Making more cells

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Where do new cells come from?

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Pre-existing cells

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What are new cells used for?

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Growth or repair of damaged tissues

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What is cell reproduction called?

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Cell division

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What is cell division?

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Process by which cells produces offspring cells

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What are offspring cells also called?

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Daughter cells

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How many cells are prduced every second in humans?

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25 million

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How long is the cell cycle?

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The length is different from one cell to another

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When does cancer occur?

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When cells grow uncontrollably

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What is a tumor?

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Swelling of a part of the body caused by an abnormal growth of tissues

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What is benign?

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Not harmful in effect, in a particular tumor

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What is metastasize?

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Spread to other sites in the body by metastasis

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What is cancer?

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Disease caused by an uncontrolled division of cells in the body

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What is the best kind of cancer?

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Benign

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What can be used to treat cancer?
Radiation and chemotherapy
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What is a byproduct of broken DNA?
Cancer
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How do you know when a cell is getting ready to divide?
DNA is organized
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How do you know when a cell is not about to divide?
The DNA is not organized
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What are chromotids?
Identical copy of each other; seperate when one cells divides into two
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What are histones?
Protein DNA that wraps around to stay organized
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What is a centromere?
The center part where the two chromosomes connect
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What is a chromosome?
Threadlike nucleic acids and protein found in the nucleus of cells
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What is contained in the nucleus?
Chromosomes
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What is prophase?
1. First and longest step of mitosis 2. Shortening and tight coiling of DNA into chromosomes 3. Nucleus and nuclear membranr breakdown disappear
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What is metaphase?
1. Second stage of mitosis 2. Chromosomes line up along the midline of dividing cells 3. Held by kinetochore fibers
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What is anaphase?
1. Third stage of mitosis 2. Seperation at the centromere 3. Chromotids move towards opposite poles of the cell 4. Considered individual chromosomes
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What is telophase?
1. Fourth stage of mitosis 2. Chromosomes reach opposite poles of the cell 3. Nuclear envelope and cleavage furrow forms
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What is mitosis?
Division of the nucleus of the cell
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What is spindle?
Football-shaped, cage like structure made of microtubes
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What seperates sister chromatids during mitosis?
Spindle
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What happens in the cell division of animals?
1. Pinching inward 2. Center of the cell 3. "Cleavage form"
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What happens in the cell division of plants?
1. No pinching 2. Cell plate forms center of cells 3. Cell walls form on each side of the plate
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What happens to a cell in cell division?
It becomes two genetically identical cells
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How large are the daughter cells?
About half the size of parent cells; still grow during metaphase
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Does cell division occur in multicellular organisms or unicellular organisms?
Both
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What is the purpose of cell division?
Growth and repair
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Is interphase a cell division stage?
No
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What is the longest stage of cell division?
Interphase
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What is the process in which prokaryotic cells divide?
Binary fission
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Which phase do chromotids seperate to become chromosomes?
Anaphase
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Is cytokinesis animal cell involved or plant cell?
Animal
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What is created in plant cells when vesicles join?
Cell plate
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What happens in cytokinesis took place before mitosis?
DNA would not be organized and similar
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What phase is chromosomes more difficult to see?
Interphase
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Dark, solid nucleus
Interphase
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Grainy, "stringy" nucleus
Prophase
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"Spidery" structure in the center
Metaphase
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Chromotids spreading
Anaphase
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One cell, 2 nuclei
Telophase
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Light shade; showing of cell plate
Cytokinesis