Unit 1 - Test Stuff Flashcards
What happens in metaphase?
Spindle fibres pull the chromosomes into the middle of the cell
What happens in anaphase?
Centromeres separate so the daughter chromatids are pulled apart
What happens in teleophase?
Nuclear membranes form
Nucleolus reappears
Cytokinesis
Why is mitosis important?
To grow, repair, and reproduce
What is cancer?
When a mutation forms in the DNA of a cell and they start to duplicate rapidly and out of control.
The infected cells form a tumour
What happens in prophase?
- nuclear membrane disappears
- nucleolus disappears
- chromosomes thicken and condense
- spindle fibres form out of the centrioles
Name a worms digestive system organs.
Mouth Esophagus Crop (stores food) Gizzard (teeth) Intensities
What types of medical imaging are used in Canada?
X-rays Fluoroscopy Ultrasound Microscopy Cat scan MRI
How are X-rays produced and what do they show?
Electromagnetic radiation to make images.
Broken bones, cavities, swallowed objects
What do fluoroscopys do?
It’s a continuous beam of X-rays
Shows movement of organs
What is an ultrasound?
It uses high frequency sound waves to visualize muscles, tendons, and internal organs.
Used in pregnancy
What is a cat scan?
Special X-ray equipment that produces a 3D image taken from different angle of the body
Used to see bones, soft tissues, and blood vessels at the same time
What is an MRI?
Used powerful magnetic fields to align the hydrogen atoms of water in the body.
Can see different soft tissues including the brain
What are some disadvantages of GMOs?
Unnatural