MITOSIS Flashcards

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interphase

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period between 2 mitotic divisions, cell grows, copies DNA, and synthesizes proteins

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prophase

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first stage of mitosis in cell division
condensation of chromosomes and dissolution of nuclear envelope
chromosomes (DNA) replicates

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metaphase

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all of the chromosomes move to the cell’s equator

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anaphase

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chromosomes separate

* mitotic spindle pulls sister chromatids to opposite poles

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5
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telaphase

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final stage of mitosis

nuclear membrane forms around each set of new chromosomes, cell division begins, mitotic spindles disappear

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cytokinesis

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division of the cytoplasma of a cell, follows the division of the cells nucleus
*Cell divides, two daughter cells form

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Prometaphase

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nucleus dissolves, mitotic spindle (microtubules) attach to centromeres

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chromosome

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eukaryotic cell, one of the structures in the nucleus that are made up of DNA and protein in a prokaryotic cell-main ring of DNA

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chromatid

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one of the 2 stands of a chromosome that become visible during mitosis

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10
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centromere

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region of chromosomes that hold the 2 sister chromatids together during mitosis

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Cell cycle

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repeating sets of events in a life of a cell

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mitosis

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eukaryotic cell, process of cell division that forms 2 new nuclei each of which has the same number of chromosomes

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13
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cancer

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a tumor where the cells begin dividing at an uncontrolled rate and become invasive

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14
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centriole

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organelle that is composed of 2 short microtubules at right angles to each other and have an active role in mitosis

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15
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cell plate

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precursor of a new plant cell wall that forms during cell division and divides a cell into 2

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spindle fiber

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one of the microtubules that extend across a dividing eukaryotic cell
assists in the movement of chromosomes

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nucleus

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eukaryotic cell membrane bound organelle that contains the cells DNA and has a role in processes like metabolism, growth, and reproduction

18
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what is the relationship betwenn interphase and cytokinesis

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interphase is not cell division and cytokinesis is cell division

19
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is interphase a part of mitosis?

20
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what happens after cytokinesis?

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interphase starts again

21
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when is chromatin present?

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interphase

22
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when are chromosomes present ?

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prophase and metaphase

23
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when are chromatids present?

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G1

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Cell grows and carry a out regular cell functions

Organelles reproduce

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Cell replicates DNA resulting in duplicated chromosomes
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G2
Cell continues to grow and prepare for cell division critical checkpoint Fixed -> mitosis
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How many chromosomes are totaled in body cells ?
46
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Chromatin appear and 2 centrioles
Interphase
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Centrioles duplicate & nuclear envelope breaks down
Prophase
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Spindle fibers attach to centromeres
Metaphase
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Pull info to each side
Anaphase
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Nuclear envelope reforms to contain genetic information
Telophase
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Two cells, chromosomes->chromatin
Cytokinesis
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Telophase what forms that is different in animal and plant cells ?
Animal cells=cleavage furrow | Plant cells=cell plate
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Binary fission
Method where bacteria reproduce | DNA molecule is replicated; cell splits in 2 identical cells each containing an exact copy of DNA
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How does binary fission work ?
Single DNA molecule replicates and then the DNA strands separate -> cross wall formation = 2 daughter cells of identical composition
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Characteristics prokaryote cells have the eukaryotic don't
No nucleus Unicellular only No membrane bound organelles
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2 reasons for cell division
Cell growth & repair
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4 stages of mitosis
Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase