Physiology 1 chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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What is cytokinesis?

A

physical division of the cell into 2 new daughter cells

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2
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When does cytokinesis occur?

A

telophase

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3
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How many chromosomes does a human cell have at the end of anaphase?

A

92

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4
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What directs the splicing of precursor mRNA for post transcription modification?

A

Small nuclear RNA (snRNA)

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5
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precursor mRNA definition

A

originally transcribed single strand is large and immature. Must be spliced down

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6
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Messenger RNA (mRNA) description

A

carries the genetic code from the nucleus to the cytoplasm

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7
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Transfer RNA (tRNA) description

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carries activated amino acids to the ribosomes for assembly into proteins

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8
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Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) description

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joins with ribosomes to form proteins

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9
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MicroRNA description

A

very short, single strand of RNA that regulates activity for gene transcription and translation

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10
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What is located where 2 chromatids meet in a single chromosome?

A

Centromere

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11
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What is located at the ends of the chromatids to protect them from degrading?

A

telomere

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12
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How many chromosomes does a typical human gamete cell contain?

A

23

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13
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When are the sister chromatids pulled apart into their own individual chromosomes?

A

anaphase

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14
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What is the first thing that occurs during cell reproduction?

A

duplication of all DNA in the chromosomes

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15
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What is the second thing that occurs during cell reproduction?

A

formation of spindle and condensation of chromosomes

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16
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What is the third thing that occurs during cell reproduction?

A

nuclear envelope fragments

17
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What is the fourth thing that occurs during cell reproduction?

A

equatorial plate of the mitotic spindle forms

18
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What is the fifth thing that occurs during cell reproduction?

A

separation of the 46 pairs of chromatids into 46 daughter chromosomes

19
Q

What is the sixth thing that occurs during cell reproduction?

A

mitotic apparatus dissolves, new nuclear membrane forms

20
Q

what is formed in the cytoplasm and grows the microtubules that accomplish mitosis?

A

centrosome

21
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how many chromosomes does a typical human cell in prophase contain?

22
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what type of RNA forms the peptide bonds that unite amino acids?

23
Q

when does the mitotic spindle disappear as new nuclear membrane forms around each new nucleus?

24
Q

what is the order of events that take place for cell reproducing?

A
  1. replication
  2. prophase
  3. prometaphase
  4. metaphase
  5. anaphase
  6. telophase
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when do chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell as the microtubules of the centrosome connect to each centromere?
metaphase
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what contributes to the mitotic spindle/apparatus?
centrosomes, chromatids, microtubules
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what does NOT contribute to the mitotic spindle?
telomere
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how many chromosomes are in atypical human cell in interphase?
46
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when does the replicated DNA condense into chromosomes?
prophase
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what is a small molecule that typically inhibits or decreases activity of gene transcription or translation?
miRNA
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how many chromosomes does a typical human cell have at the beginning of telophase?
92
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what are the areas/components of a chromatid?
histone protein, telomere, centromere, DNA helix
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replication
duplication of all the DNA in the chromosomes occurs
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prophase
spindle forms and chromosomes condense
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prometaphase
the nuclear envelope is fragmented as microtubules attach aster to chromatids at centromeres
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metaphase
chromatids form the equatorial plate of the mitotic spindle
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anaphase
the 46 pairs of chromatids are separated into 46 daughter chromosomes
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telophase
the mitotic apparatus dissolves, new nuclear membrane forms around each daughter chromosome
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when does a cell contain 92 chromosomes?
anaphase