Cell Cycle Flashcards

Unit 5

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1
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Chromosomes are made up of 40% _______ & 60% ____.

A

DNA, Protein

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2
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DNA is a long string-like structure and is organized around a protein called ____.

A

histone

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3
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Chromosomes are made up of 2 chromatids held together by a ____________ (protein disk).

A

Centromere

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4
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___________: chromosome in a ________ cell, thick and _________form, can count the number

A

Chromatid, dividing, condenced

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5
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_________: chromosome in a ___________or growing cell, thin, string-like, cannot count number.

A

Chromatin, nondividing

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6
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S stands for 1-__ 2-__ 3-__

A

DNA synthesis, replication, duplication.

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7
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M: _________ or __________

A

mitosis, meiosis.

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8
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C: _________________: Splitting of ____________________ producing ______ cells at the end.

A

cytokines, cytoplasm, 2

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9
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Interphase: Getting ready for ________ phase. It is made up of ________, __________, ________.

A

M - G1,S,G2

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10
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Mitosis has 4 steps: _________, ____________, ____________, ____________

A

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase. (PMAT)

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11
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Sex cells also known as _______________ go through _______________

A

gametes, meiosis

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12
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Body cells also known as ______________ cells go through ______________

A

somatic, mitosis

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13
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Mitosis produces 2 identical ___________cells from 1 ___________ cell having the ___________ number of chromosomes.

A

daughter, mother, same

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14
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_____________ help animal cells divide.

A

centrioles

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15
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Plant cells form a _____ ________ to separate daughter cells.

A

cell plate

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16
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Bacteria divide by _____________ _____________(double its DNA and then split)

A

binary fission

17
Q

Mitosis is _________ reproduction & has ____stages.

A

asexual, 4

18
Q

Purpose of mitosis is formation of
______nuclei from_____
nucleus.

A

2, 1

19
Q

Prophase:
______ _________starts dissolving, chromosomes appear as_______, ________ fibers appear.

A

nuclear membrane, chromatid, spindle

20
Q

metaphase: chromosomes line up is the _____, the nuclear membrane ________, and spindle fibers _______ to chromosomes.

A

middle, disappears, attach

21
Q

anaphase: spindle fibers pull chromatids ______, chromatids move ____ the poles of the cell.

A

apart, to (towards)

22
Q

telophase: almost ________ of prophase, nuclear membrane is ________, spindle fibers are __________, and chromosomes appear as ____________

A

opposite, forming, disappearing, chromatin

23
Q

what are somatic cells?

A

body cells produced by mitosis

24
Q

what are gametes?

A

sex cells, sperm and egg, specialized reproductive cells produced by meiosis

25
Q

what is a haploid cell

A

“n” cell with only one set of chromosomes (example- humans have 46 chromosomes)

26
Q

what are autosomes?

A

remaining chromosomes in each cell excluding sex chromosomes, give
you your traits

27
Q

the fist step in meiosis is what?

A

Meiosis1 or (reduction division)

28
Q

whats the second step in meiosis?

A

Meiosis2 or (identical to mitosis)

29
Q

What cells do meiosis make?

A

4 haploid

30
Q

describe what Homologs/homologous chromosomes are and what they do:

A

– matching chromosome pairs in a diploid cell in meiosis, they pair up and are called synapsis/tetrad

31
Q

where does the matching chromosomes cross over when they pair up?

A

chiasma

32
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when the chromosomes exchange DNA, what is it called?

A

reciprocal exchange. This leads to genetic variation.