cell cycle and mitosis Flashcards

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what are the main stages of the cell cycle?

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G1, S, G2 and M

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2
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what are histone proteins?

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proteins round which condensed chromosomes are wrapped.

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3
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why is DNA condensed?

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it prevents damage to the DNA.

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4
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what is cohesin?

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it is a protein that holds sister chromatids together.

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what is the difference between closed and open mitosis?

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open creates two separate nuclei. closed creates one with two sets of DNA.

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what happens during prophase?

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DNA condenses.

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what happens during prometaphase?

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The nuclear envelope dissolves and spindle fibres begin to move towards the middle of the sister chromatid complex from the poles.

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what happens during metaphase?

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Cohesin dissolved and the chromosomes dissolve along the midline.

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what happens during anaphase?

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Cohesin dissolved and the chromosomes dissolve along the midline

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what happens during telophase?

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New nuclear envelope forms and the chromosomes decondense.

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what happens during cytokinesis?

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the cytoplasm divides.

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12
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how do the mitochondria and chloroplast divide?

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by a process of fission and fusion.

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13
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how to the Golgi and ER divide?

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they break up and move passively or with the assistance of spindle fibres to all the daughter cells.

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how do the centriole and centromeres divide?

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by transcription and translation.

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15
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cytokinesis in animals involves what protein?

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myosin- to pinch the cleavage furrow.

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16
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cytokinesis in plants involves what?

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during anaphase vesicles start to form in the middle of the cell and deposit cellulose. small imperfections become the plasmodestomata.

17
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which part of a plant is best used for observations of cell division?

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root tip.

18
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what is a carcinoma?

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a cancer originating on the external and internal body coverings like skin or the lining of organs.

19
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what is a sarcoma?

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Sarcomas are cancers originating on the supportive/connective tissue like ligaments and cartilage.

20
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what is leukaemia and lymphomas?

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Leukaemia and lymphomas are cancers originating in the blood forming tissue like bone marrow.