Cell Biology Flashcards

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What is mitosis?

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A type of cell division which produces daughter cells identical to the parent.

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Cells divide when…

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  • an organism grows

- an organism becomes damaged and needs repaired.

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Mitosis:
Step 1. Cell begins to divide.
Step 2 ????

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Dna replicates to form 2 copies of each chromosome.

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Mitosis:
Step 2. Dna replicates to form 2 copies of chromosomes.
Step 3 ?????

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Nuclear membrane breaks down. Chromosomes line up across centre of cell.

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Mitosis:
Step 3. Nuclear membrane breaks down. Chromosomes line up across centre of cell.
Step 4 ?????

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One set if chromosomes is pulled to each end of cell and nucleas divides.

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Mitosis:
Step 4. One set of chromosomes is pulled to each end of cell and nucleus divides.
Step 5 ?????

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Cytoplasm and cell membranes divide to form 2 identical cells.

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7
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Name 2 clinical issues of therapeutic cloning.

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  1. Difficulty in finding suitable donors.

2. Possible transfer of viruses.

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Name 2 ethical issues with therapeutic cloning.

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  1. You create embryos and destroy them in the process.

2. Some embryos are unused from ivf.

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Name 2 social issues with therapeutic cloning.

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  1. Educating thr public on what stem cells can or can’t do.

2. Whether the benefits outweigh the objections.

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10
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How is the inital cell made for therapeutic cloning?

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Using the nucleus from the patients cell and the egg cell from donor without the nucleus.

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What is this egg then used for?

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Simulated to divide.

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12
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What happens after stem cell is simulated to divide in therapeutic cloning?

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Cells develop into embryo.

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Therapeutic cloning.
Cells develop into an embryo.
Next step…

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Wait 4-5 days before removing the stem cells.

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Therapeutic cloning.
Wait 4-5 days, then remove the stem cells.
Next step….

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Stem cells from embryo are cultured for therapeutic reasons.

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What change are we meant to see during the potato osmosis rp?

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Change in length and mass.

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16
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Name 3 uses of human stem cells.

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  1. Replace faulty blood cells.
  2. Making insulin producing cells.
  3. Making nerve cells.
17
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Name 2 cons of using stem cell treatment.

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  1. Embryos are human life.

2. Scientists need to find other sources of stem cells.

18
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What type of stem cells are undifferentiated and what does that mean?

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Embryonic stem cell.

They have the potential to turn into any kind of cell.

19
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Name 2 pros of stem cell treatment.

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  1. Curing patients is more improtant than embryo rights.

2. They are only using embryos that would be wasted anyway.

20
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Where are stem cells found in plants?

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The meristem.

21
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How can plant stem cells be useful? Give one example.

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Disease resistant crops.