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Mitosis, Meiosis, and Inheritance Flashcards

1
Q

who proposed cells come from preexisting cells cellular reproduction is
essential for the perpetuation
of life

A

RUDOLF VIRCHOW

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2
Q

is it true that no new cells can be formed
without preexisting organisms

A

TRUE

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3
Q

the basic unit of life

A

CELLS

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4
Q

cells reproduce through the process
called

A

CELL DIVISION

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5
Q

do all cells - whether that of
bacteria, plants, animals, or
humans, undergo cell division to
fulfill role in an organism

A

TRUE

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6
Q

organisms that have ONE cell

A

UNICELLULARS

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7
Q

________ is a means to multiply
or increase in number

A

REPRODUCTION

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8
Q

bacterial cells divide through a
type of cell division called

A

BINARY FISSION

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9
Q

organisms that have MORE THAN ONE
cells

A

MULTI CELLULAR

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10
Q

__________ is a way of
production of new tissues or body parts
during growth & development

A

CELLULAR REPRODUCTION

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11
Q

occurs from the development
of an embryo, repairing bodily tissues,
and even growth of any adolescent
individual

A

CELL DIVISION

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12
Q

this is where the cell division starts

A

NUCLEUS

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13
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this is the genetic materials of the cell located
inside nucleus in the form of long, thin threads of DNA wrapped
around histone proteins

A

CHROMATIN FIBERS

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14
Q

these fibers undergo compaction to form

A

CHROMOSOMES

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15
Q

gene carrier

A

CHROMOSOMES

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16
Q

constricted region in the
chromosome containing the kinetochore

A

CENTROMERE

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17
Q

serves as the attachment site
for the spindle fibers

A

KINETOCHORE

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18
Q

separate and move the
chromosomes toward the opposite poles

A

SPINDLE FIBERS

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19
Q

paired organelles found in the
cytoplasm

A

CENTRIOLES

20
Q

hollow protein fibers that form
spindle fibers to support the cell

A

MIRCOTUBULES

21
Q

how many parts in cellular reproduction

A

2
1. CELLULAR GROWTH/MATURATION
2. CELL DIVISION

22
Q

attainment of normal size
assembly of the necessary organelles
accumulation of sufficient energy
storage of essential materials

A

CELLULAR GROWTH AND MATURATION

23
Q

chromosomes and cytoplasmic
components systematically and
equally divide into two daughter
cells

A

CELL DIVISION

24
Q

includes all the important processes in
cellular reproduction

A

CELL DIVISION

25
Q

cell division in ________is through
________

A

PROKARYOTE BINARY FISSION

26
Q

____resultant DNA molecules attach to
different cell membrane to divide the
cytoplasm and its chromosomes into two
identical daughter cells

A

2

27
Q

cell division in _______cells undergo the
repeating sequence summarized as follows:

Stage 1: G1 (Gap 1) Phase
Stage 2: S (Synthesis) Phase
Stage 3: G2 (Gap 2) Phase
Stage 4: M (Mitosis/Meiosis) Phase

A

EUKARYOTE

28
Q

longest phase in most cells

cell undergoes rapid growth until it
attains normal size

formation of organelles

enzymes needed for S phase are
produced

A

STAGE 1

29
Q

DNA is duplicated
each chromosome is made up of two
sister chromatids by the end of this
stage

A

STAGE 2

30
Q

preparations for cell division
assembly of microtubules causes the
chromosomes to move during cell
division

A

STAGE 3

31
Q

cell undergoes division
karyokinesis - division of nucleus
cytokinesis - division of cytoplasm

A

STAGE 4

32
Q

division of nucleus

A

KARYOKINESIS

33
Q

division of cytoplasm

A

CYTOKINESIS

34
Q

is a type of cell division in which
the nucleus of the cell divides into two
nuclei with identical genetic material

A

MITOSIS

35
Q

1 diploid parent =

A

2 diploid daughter cells

36
Q

occurs in eukaryotes

A

MITOSIS

37
Q

promotes growth, development, tissue
repair, and asexual reproduction

A

MITOSIS

38
Q

what are 4 stages of mitosis

A

PROPHASE
METAPHASE
ANAPHASE
TELOPHASE

39
Q

chromatins coil as individual
chromosomes
each chromosome contains two
identical sister chromatids from
DNA replication
centrioles migrate to opposite poles
nucleolus disappears

A

PROPHASE

40
Q

chromosomes align at the center of
the cell (metaphase plate)
spindle fibers connect each sister
chromatids to the centrioles via the
kinetochore

A

METAPHASE

41
Q

spindle fibers shorten to pull the
two sister chromatids apart toward
them

A

ANAPHASE

42
Q

sister chromatids are at the
opposite poles
new nuclear membrane forms
around the chromosomes
spindle fibers dissolve

A

TELOPHASE

43
Q

After the telophase, _________and ________ will occur.

A

CYTOKINESIS AND KARYOKINESIS

44
Q

inward
pinching of the cell membrane until the
cell divides

A

CLEAVAGE FURROW FORMATION

45
Q

division starts
at the middle and moves outward

A

CELL PLATE FORMATION

46
Q

gyat

A

gyat

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