Module 6: Cell Division Flashcards

1
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process by which new cells for from existing ones, allowing for growth, development, and repair of tissues

A

cell division

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2
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longest phase of the cell cycle

A

interphase

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3
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process of nuclear division where replicated chromosomes are separated into two daugter nuclei

A

mitosis

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4
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division of cytoplasm

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cytokinesis

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5
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significance of cell division:

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growth & development, repair and regeneration, reproduction

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6
Q

In plants, this division of cells occur in
special tissues called

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meristems

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7
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There are two phases of this division:

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karyokinesis (or nuclear
division) followed by cytokinesis (or cytoplasmic division).

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8
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enables the plant
to replace dead cells or to heal wounds.

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mitosis

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9
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what part of the onion was examined

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root cap, the tip most portion of the root apical meristem

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10
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A large spherical nucleus, with nuclear membrane intact, grain-like chromosomes, and one to two nucleoli. This is the stage of

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interphase

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11
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A large, spherical nucleus with a nucleolus and nuclear membrane intact and with
thickened, more distinctly ribbonlike chromosomes. The chromosomes may look like a dish of spaghetti.

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prophase

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12
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A cell in which the chromosomes appear as a loose knot in the center of the cell. The
nuclear membrane, if still present, is indistinct. The nucleolus may start to fade.

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metaphase

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13
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A cell in which the chromosomes are aligned in the equatorial plane of the cell.

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metaphase

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14
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A cell in which the chromatids are moving to opposite poles of the cell.

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anaphase

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15
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A cell in which the chromatids, though fairly distinct are close to the opposite poles of the cell. A cell plate may be forming at the middle of the cell.

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telophase

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16
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Look for two cells that appear to have finished dividing recently. These are the daughter cells and the stage seen is the stage of

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cytokinesis

17
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In what material is the coded information of the cell stored?

A

DNA

18
Q

stage of the cell cycle is the nuclear material doubled

A

S phase in interphase

19
Q

Are the stages of mitosis occurring simultaneously on a meristem

A

No. Meristems are regions of active cell division in plants, where different cells are in different stages of the cell cycle, including mitosis. .