Chapter 11 Flashcards

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1
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binary fission

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to cut in two

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2
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role of cyclin dependent kinase

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regulation

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3
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centrioles

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make up the microtubule and give structure

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centrosomes

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cloud of proteins around the microtubules that grow out and push centriole away from each other and then bind to kinetochore

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kinetochore microtubules

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proteins bind them together

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asters

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some microtubules connect to these in the plasma membrane

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7
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polar microtubules

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makes cell expand when the microtubules miss and grow across the cell

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prophase

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chromatin condensing and on the way to forming chromosomes, nucleus goes away

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pro metaphase

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chromosomes attach to microtubules and complete them

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metaphase

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reach center of the cell, line up at metaphase plate, poles push till they can’t and it signals a pull

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anaphase

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travel to opposite poles because of loss of cohesion, now daughter chromosomes

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12
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telophase

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dissolving, refracting mitotic spindle, nuclear envelope reforms, sister chromosomes relax into chromatin

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13
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difference between cytokinesis in plants and animals

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animal- actin contacts and pinches the two apart
plant- end of telophase, produce vesicles full of cellulose in the middle to form a cell wall till they can break apart

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synapsis

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pairing homologous pairs, tightly line up perfectly, wrapped together, nuclear envelope

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15
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homologous recombination

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starts with prophase 1, results in anaphase 1, 2 legs switch, exact exchanges

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16
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independent assortment

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creates diversity, metaphase 1

17
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non-disjunction

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failed to disjoin, monosomy 1, trisomy 3

18
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carcinogens

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-uncontrolled cell growth
-formation of a tumor (necrosis of health tissue)
-angiogenesis- new blood vessels form, feeding the tumor
-metastasis- cells break off and create another tumor