Cell Division (Mitosis)

Question 1

The process by which cells reproduce or increase in number

Answer 1

Cell division

Question 2

The process of cell division resulting in the formation of 2 growth cell.

The chromosomes divide so that each cell has a complete set, exactly the same as those in other cells

Answer 2

Mitosis

Question 3

The chromosomes doubles and replicates itself, has 3 substages

Answer 3

Interphase

Question 4

Nucleus produces rRNA, cell growth occurs, and increased amount of cytosol

Answer 4

G1 (First Gap phase)

Question 5

Time of DNA replication

Answer 5

S (Synthesis Phase)

Question 6

The time of growth in preparation for division. This ensures the DNA replication is complete

Answer 6

G2 (Second gap phase)

Question 7

Resting state of when the DNA are damaged

Answer 7

G0 (resting phase)

Question 8

Period where nucleus division occurs. Divided into 5 stages

Answer 8

Mitotic Phase

Question 9

Chromosomes are double stranded; each strand is called _______

Answer 9

Chromatid

Question 10

Condensation of the dispersed chromosomes; the replication of these and the function of spindle

Answer 10

Prophase

Question 11

The nuclear membrane dissolves and chromatids come out of the nuclear area

Answer 11

Prometaphase

Question 12

The double chromosomes line up almost at the middle of the spindle. Each sister chromatids is attached to a single spindle fiber

Answer 12

Metaphase

Question 13

Chromosomes are divided into 2 new single-stranded, and moved away from each other toward the opposite poles

Answer 13

Anaphase

Question 14

Final stage of mitosis, the chromosome material disperses forming 2 nuclei

Answer 14

Telophase

Question 15

Contains a paired set of chromosomes (Diploid)

Answer 15

Semantic cells (body cells)