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Cell DIvision Flashcards

1
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A cell has what three possible destinys

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  • live and function without dividing
  • grow and divid
  • die
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What is the cell theory

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States that all organisms are made of cells and all cells come from pre-existing cells

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3
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In somatic cell division, how do cells divide

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Mitosis: diploid (2n) to diploid (2n)

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4
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In reproductive cell division, how do cells divide

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Through meiosis - diploid (2n) to haploid (1n)

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5
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Why do somatic cells divide

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  • growth and development
  • tissue renewal
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6
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in regards to cells

What do somatic cells result in

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2 daughter cells that are genetically and functionally identical to the parent cell

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7
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Do all somatic cells divide

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Many, but not all, some more than others

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8
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What are somatic cells doing most of the time?

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Going about their functions, within interphase

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9
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What is happening in the G1: Growth or Gap phase 1 (interphase)

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Most cellular activities are occuring here.

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10
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What is happening in the S: Synthesis of DNA phase (interphase)

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DNA replication occurs where strands are separated at the H bonds holding the nucleotides together.
New strand of DNA is synthesied opposite each of the old strands.

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What is happening in the G2: Growth or Gap Phase 2 (interphase)

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Checks for correct DNA synthesis as it preapres for the mitotic phase (synthesis of the proteins and enzymes are required, gathering of reactants).
Replication of centrosomes is completed.

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12
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What are the three phases involved in Interphase of the eukaryotic cell cycle

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G1 (growth or gap phase 1), S (syntheis of DNA), G2 (growth or gap phase 2)

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13
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How long does the G1 phase take

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8-10 hours

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14
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How long does the G2 phase take

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4-6 hours

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15
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How long does the S phase take

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8 hours

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16
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What are the 4 parts of the mitotic phase

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  1. prophase
  2. metaphase
  3. anaphase
  4. telophase and cytokinesis
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17
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in terms of chromosomes

What does a human diploid have

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46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent

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18
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During interphase, DNA ___

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Replicates

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19
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During prophase, DNA __

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Condenses
and there are two identical chromatids per chromosome called sister chromatids

20
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What are sister chromatid

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Two identical chromatids per chromosome

21
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During metaphase, chromosomes __

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“line up”

22
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What happens during anaphase

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Sister chromatids separate before the nuclear envelope reforms in the telophase

23
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Daughter cells are __ to the parent cell

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Identical

24
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What does the cell cycle result as an end product

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Two daughter cells that are genetically identically to the parent cell

25
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What do the G1 checkpoints in the cell cycle check fore

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  • Is the DNA undamaged
  • is cell size and nutrition okay
  • are appropriate cell signals present
26
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What happens if the G1 checkpoint is not satisfied

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Exit to G0

27
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What do the M checkpoints check for

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  • Are all chromosomes attatched to spindles
28
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What happens when there is without full chromosome attatchment during the M signal

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Stop signal received

29
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Where does meiosis occur

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Occurs in the gonads (ovaries and testes

30
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What is the purpose of meiosis

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  • produces gametes which are haploid (single set of 23 chromosomes)
  • fertilisation then restores the diploid number of chromosomes (2n)
  • produces cells that are genetically different from the parent cell
31
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How many stages of meiosis are there

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2

32
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What is Meiosis 1

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Separates homologous chromosomes

33
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What happens in Prophase 1

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Synapsis: when two sister chromatids of each pair of homologous chromosomes pair up. The four chromatids are called a tetrad

34
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What happens in Metaphase 1

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35
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What happens in Anaphase 1

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Sister chromatids remain attatched and homologous chromosomes separate

36
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What happens in Telophase 1 and Cytokinesis

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Cleavage furrow

37
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How is Meiosis ll different to Meiosis l

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Very similar but meiosis ll is not preceded by DNA replication

38
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For mitosis, DNA replication occurs in ____ but in meiosis it occurs in ___.

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  1. both diploid and haploid cells
  2. diploid cells only
39
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For DNA replication in mitosis, it occurs during ____ but for meiosis, it occurs during ______.

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  1. interphase before mitosis begins
  2. interphase before meiosis l but not meiosis ll
40
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What is the number of divisions for mitosis compared to meiosis

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For meiosis, there is 1 (including prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase)
For mitosis, there is 2 (including prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase

41
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For the synapsis of homologous chromosomes, does it occur in meiosis and mitosis (and if so when)

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Does not occur for mitosis
For meiosis: occurs during prophase 1 along with crossing over between non-sister chromatids; resulting chiasmata holds pairs together due to sister chromatid cohesion

42
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What is the number of daughter cells and genetic composition in mitosis and meiosis

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Mitosis: two
Meiosis: Four

43
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For mitosis, what is the number of daughter cells and genetic composition

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Two, each genetically identical to the parent cell, with the same number of chromosomes

44
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For meiosis, what is the number of daughter cells and genetic composition

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Four, each haploid (n); genetically different from the parent cell and from each other

45
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Three sources

What are the sources of variation as a result of meiosis

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  • Independent assortment at metaphase 1
  • crossing over at prophase 1
  • Fusion between two gametes

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