cell division Flashcards

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1
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what does nucleus contain

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chromosomes made of dna

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2
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what are chromosomes made of

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dna

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3
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what happens during the cell cycle

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genetic material is doubled then divided into two identical cells

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4
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how many stages are there in the cell cycle

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3

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5
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what are stages of the cell cycle

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growth, mitosis, followed by cell divison

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6
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what happens to a cell in stage one before it divides

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needs to grow and increase the number of sub cellular structures such as ribosomes and mitochondria the dna replicates ti make two copies of each chromosome

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7
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what happens to the nucleus during mitosis

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one set of chromosomes is pulled to each end of the cell and the nucleus divides

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8
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what happens in stage 3 of the cell cycle after mitosis

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the cytoplasm and cell membrane divide to make two identical cells

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9
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why is crll division by mitosis important

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needed for growth and development of multicellular organism

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10
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what is a stem cell

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an undifferentiated cell which is able to differentiate and divide to firm lots of cells of the same type

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what are meristems

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plant stem cells that cab differentiate into any type of plant cell throughout the life of the plant

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12
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what can plant stem cells be used for

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clones of plants quickly and economically

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13
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what are advantages of embryonic stem cells

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can develop into most other types of cells, each cell divides ever 30 minutes, low chance of rejection and painless

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what are disadvantages of enbryonic stem cells

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cause death to embryo, unreliable and embryos cant give consent

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what are disadvantages of adult stem cells

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risk of injection from operation, painful to donate stem cells and they are safe

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16
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what are the advantages of adult stem cells

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permission can be given to collect stem cells and they are safe

17
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why do scientists have concerns about the use of stem cells

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could cause cancer

18
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what are the siurces of adult stem cells

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bone marriw, umbilical cord, blood, skin

19
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why might stem cells from embryos be more useful than adult stem cells

A

become more types of cells

20
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what happens during the process of theraputic cloning

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an embryo is produced with the same genes as the patient

21
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what are the advantages of therapeutic cloning

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may cure diseases, produce replacement cells, treat diabetes and paralysis. cells unlikely to be rejected, cells and tissues of any tupe can be made, many cells are produce and reduces waiting time for transplants

22
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what are disadvantages of therapeutic cloning

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potential life is killed, shortage of egg donors, nay transfer viral infection, poor success rate,

23
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why do most organisms gave an even number of chromosomes in their body cells

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chromosomes come in pairs