Chapter3(cell Division) Flashcards

1
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What are the stages of cell cycle

A

GSM
1. Gap 1-Growth and preparation of the chromosome for replication
2.synthesis of DNA and replication of the chromosome
3.Preparation for Mitosis
4.Mitosis

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2
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What’s the longest phase in the cell cycle

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Interphase: Gap1,Synthesis and Gap 2

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3
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What’s the short period of the cell cycle ?

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Mitotic phase

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4
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During interphase the cell grows by producing what?

A

Protein and cytoplasmic organelle

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5
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The resting and the non dividing stage of cell cycle is called?

A

Interphase

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6
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What happens during the interphase?

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  1. The period of synthesis and growth 2.The cell absorbs nutrients to build new cells
    3.DNA replication occurs
  2. Chromatin(a long thread-like structure)are present in this phase instead of chromosomes.
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7
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The DNA replication occur during what phase of the interphase?

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during the S phase of the interphase.

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8
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The cell consists of how many chromosomes and chromatid respectively

A

46&92 respectively

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9
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What’s the longest phase of mitosis?

A

Prophase

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10
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What occurs in the mitotic prophase?

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1.Nucleolus and cell membrane disappears
2.condensation of chromatin to visible chromosomes
3.centrioles move to opposite side of the cell
4.spindle are formed

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11
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Spindle are form by ?

A

Centromeres

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12
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Short centrioles are called

A

Asters

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13
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What’s the coordinating center for the cells microtubules?

A

Centrosome

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14
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The cell inherits how many centrosome

A

A single

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15
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What occurs in the metaphase;

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1.Chromosome arrange themselves at the equator of the cells
2. Chromosome are attached to the spindle

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16
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The point where chromosomes attach to spindle is called?

A

Kinetochore

17
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Spindle are form by

A

Centromere

18
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What’s occurs in mitotic anaphase ?

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1.centromere split to form chromosomes( a pair of chromatid)
2.the chromosomes move to the poles of the cell

19
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What occurs in the mitotic telophase?

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1.spindle fibres break down
2. centrioles replicate
3.nuclear membrane and nucleolus reappear
4. Chromosomes change to chromatin thread
5 division of cell membrane occur

20
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What are the phases in prophase I and what happened in each phase?

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1.leptotene: chromosomes become visible and shortened i.e chromatin turns to chromosome
2.Zygotene:Homologous chromosome pairs to form bivalent i.e synapses
3.Pachytene:Bivalents shorten and thicken to become more physical
4.Diplotene :Bivalent pull slightly apart at the chiasma
5.Diakinesis:homologous centromere move apart and chromatid begins to shorten

21
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What’s a chiasma?

A

Point of attachment between 2 non- sister chromatid

22
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What occurs in metaphase I?

A

Homologous chromosome pairs(Bivalents) align along the equator

23
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What occurs in Anaphase I?

A

Homologous chromosomes separate and move to opposite poles.

24
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What is the cell that is produced in telophase I?

A

two haploid daughter cells, each with one set of chromosomes is formed

25
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Crossing over occurs at what phase ?

A

Prophase I, parchytene

26
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General recombination during meiosis is achieved by

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1.Crossing over
2.independent assortment of chromosomes

27
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What are the significance of mitosis?

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1.Genetic stability:daughter cells are genetically identical to parent cell and no variation
2.Growth:increase in number of cells is by mitosis
3.Regeneration: ability to regenerate a whole part of a body
4:Asexual reproduction

28
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What are the significance of meiosis ?

A

1.Sexual reproduction
2.Genetic Variation

29
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Nucleosome

A

A section of DNA wrapped around a core protein

30
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The presence of chiasma indicates that;

A

The 2 chromatids are in synaptonemal complex