Mitosis Flashcards

1
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Define: Cell division

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Process by which cells make more cells

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2
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What are the 2 ways which cell divison can occur?

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Occur through mitosis (body cells) or meiosis (germ or sex cells)

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3
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What is cancer

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Overactive cell division

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4
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Explain the size and DNA location of Eukaryotes

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Genome large and linear

DNA in nucleus

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5
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Explain the size and DNA location of Prokaryotes

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Genome small and circular
DNA in cytoplasm

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6
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Explain G Phase

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G phase - double the amount of everything needed, cell grows by producing protein

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7
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Explain S Phase

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S phase - dna is duplicated

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8
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Explain G2 phase

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G2 phase - cell prepared to enter into mitosis

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9
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Explain M phase

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M phase (mitosis) - chromosomal separation and cytokinesis

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10
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What is interphase

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Interphase - time between successive mitosis

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11
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Explain the phases of the cell cycle

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Interphase (G, S, G2p phase), Mitosis (PMAT, cytokinesis)

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12
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What happens to cells not actively

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  • May exit cell cycle
  • From G1, enter state of G0
  • These cells are said to be quiescent (inactive)
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13
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How many chromosomes of in a human genome

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23 pairs of chromosomes

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14
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How many autosomes and sex cells are in human genomes

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1-22 is autosomes
23 is sex chromosome - determine sex

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15
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What are homologous chromosomes

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  • Chromosomes that belong together
  • Of common descent
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16
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What are centromeres

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Centromeres - central part of chromosomes important for separating spindle fibres

17
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What happens to chromatids in the S phase

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Through S phase, chromatids double making are sister chromatids (still same amount of chromosomes)

18
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What is mitotic cell division

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Mitotic Cell Division: a single parent cell divides into 2 daughter cells

19
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What happens in prophase

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Chromosomes condense

Centrosomes radiate microtubes and migrate to opposite poles

20
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What happens in pro-metaphase

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Microtubules of the mitotic spindle attach to chromosomes

Nucleus envelope begins to break

21
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What happens in metaphase

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Chromosomes align in center of cell

22
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What happens in anaphase

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Sister chromatids separate and travel to opposite poles

– Sister chromatids become individual chromosomes when the centromere is split

23
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What happens in telophase

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Nuclear envelopes re-form and chromosomes decondense

24
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What is cytokinesis

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Physical process of cell division that divides the cytoplasm of the parent cell into 2 daughter cell

25
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How long does it take cells in culture to complete 1 cell cycle

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Take 24 hours to complete 1 cell cycle

26
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What are ploidy levels

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of complete sets of chromosomes in a cell is known as its ploidy

27
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What are haploid cells

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Cell with 1 complete set of chromosomes in haploid

28
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What is the ploidy of haploid cells

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1n

29
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What are an example of haploid cells

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Ex. sperm cell or an egg in vertebrates

30
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What are diploid cells

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Diploid cell would have 2 complete sets of chromosomes. One from mother, and one from father

31
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Whats the ploidy of diploid cells

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2n

32
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What are examples of diploid cells

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Ex. somatic cell such as leaf cell
Ex. Skin cell
Ex. stem cell in colon

33
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What happens to diploid somatic cells after S phase

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DNA doubles making a complete set of chromosomes

Still a diploid cell

34
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Does DNA or ploidy change in mitosis?

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Amount of DNA changes but NOT the ploidy levels in Mitosis

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