Ch 12-Cell Cycle and Mitosis Flashcards
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Discuss the importance and results of cell division
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- Prokaryotes
- reproduction
- Eukaryotes
- growth and development
- Repair and replacement of cells
- reproduction
- Results in two daughter cells with identical genetic information, DNA
- Mitosis
- Produce sperm and egg cells
- Meiosis
2
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Describe genome
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The complete genetic material in a cell or organism
3
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Distinguish between chromosomes and genes
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- Chromosome
- Consist of DNA and Protein
- When in the form of long, thin fibers-Chromatin
- Gene
- Specific part of the chromosomes
4
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Describe the three stages of interphase
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- G1 phase (first gap)
- Growth, increase in cytoplasm
- S phasse (synthesis)
- Chromosome duplicates
- Growth
- G2 phase (second gap)
- growth, preparation for division
5
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Describe different types of eukaryotic cells
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- Somatic cell
- nonreproductive cells
- has two sets of chromosomes = 2n
- Diploid
- Gametes
- Reproductive cells
- half as many chromosomes as somatic cells = n
- Haploid
6
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Explain diffeerent phases of cell cycle
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- Interphase
- cell growth and copying of chromosomes in preparation for cell divison
- Mitotic (M) phase
- Mitosis
- Cytokinesis
7
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Explain the distribution of chromosomes during eukaryotic cell division
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- Dna is replicated
- Chromosome condense
- two sister chromatids form
- joined copied of the original chromosome
- chromatids closely joined at centromere
- two sister chromatids separate
- Move into two nuclei
8
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Discuss the behavior of chromosomes during mitosis
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- Division of the nucleus
- nucleus and its contents divide and evenly distributed into two daughter nuclei
9
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Explain how the cytoplasmic content is divided during cytokinesis
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- Division of cytoplasm
- daughter cells separate completely
- differs in animal and plant cells
10
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Distinguish between cytokinesis in plant and animal cells
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- Plant
- Cell plate grows outward and joins the cell wall forming two daughter cells
- Animal
- Starts with formation of cleavage furrow, furrow deepens and eventually pinches the cell into two