Unit 7 - Cell Cycle, Mitosis, Meiosis Flashcards

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cell division

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cell divides into two daughter cells

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cell cycle (what is it and what happens during it)

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cycle of cell growth and division, grows, prepares to divide, and divides

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interphase

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period of cell growth

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4
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which phase does the cell spend most of its time in

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interphase

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5
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G1 phase

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cells grows and proteins are made

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6
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S phase

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cell copies its chromosomes

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7
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G2 phase

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cell prepares to divide

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8
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mitosis

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period of cell division

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9
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what controls cell growth

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proteins inside and outside of cell direct cells to speed up or slow down cycle

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growth factors

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special proteins that speed up or slow down cell growth and division

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11
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when would you want to increase cell growth and division?

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healing a wound, embryonic growth

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12
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cancer

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uncontrolled cell division, mitosis out of control

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13
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what is cancer caused by

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defects in proteins that help control cell growth

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14
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genetic factors

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inherit certain genes from parents that could increase risk of cancer

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14
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carcinogen

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any environmental agent that causes cancer (smoking, tobacco, radiation, chemicals)

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15
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how do cancer cells spread

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cancer cells form tumors, tumor blocks nutrients from healthy cells

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16
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metastatis

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process where cancer enters circulatory system and spreads throughout body

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17
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benign

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not cancerous, does not spread, does not metastisize

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18
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malignant

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cancerous, harmful tumor, does metastisize

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19
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checkpoints

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stop unhealthy cells from entering mitosis

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20
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what do checkpoints check for

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does cell need to divide, is it large enough to divide, does cell have enough resources, is DNA damaged, has DNA been replicated properly

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21
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G0 phase

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phase of cell cycle where cell carries out normal tasks, but is not making preparations to divide, cell does not need to divide but nothing’s wrong

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22
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apoptosis

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process of programmed cell death, cell destroys itself if it does not pass a checkpoint

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23
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what are the chromosomes like in prokaryotic cells

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on circular chromosome free floating

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binary fission
only in prokaryotic cells, cell duplicates dna to form two identical cells to original
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what are chromosomes like in eukaryotic cells
DNA wrapped into chromatin and chromosomes
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chromatin
long strands of DNA wrapped around proteins called histones
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histones
proteins DNA is wrapped around to form chromatins
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where are chromatin found
nucleus
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chromosomes
packages of DNA, carry genetic info to be passed from one generation to the next
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what are chromatin wrapped into
chromosomes
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where are chromosomes found
nucleus
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somatic cells
body cells
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how many chromosomes and pairs are in somatic cells
46 chromosomes, 23 pairs
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gametes
sex cells
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how many chromosomes and pairs in gametes
23 chromosomes, no pairs
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sister chromatids
two halves of a chromosome, identical
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centromere
structure that hold sister chromatids together
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mitosis
cell division, nuclear division
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prophase
chromatin coils into visible chromosomes (genetic material condenses) nuclear membrane begins to disappear, centrioles move to opposite sides of cell, spindle fibers begin to form
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centriole
small circular structures that are attached to spindle fibers
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spindle fibers
threadlike structures that attach to chromosomes and pull them apart
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metaphase
spindle fibers attach to centromeres, chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
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anaphase
sister chromatids move toward opposite sides of cell
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telophase
nuclear membrane reforms, chromosomes begin to unwind, two new identical cells start to form
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cytokinesis
after mitosis, cytoplasm divides
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cytokinesis in animal cells
flexible membrane pulls in toward the center until it splits
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cleavage furrow
crease created during cytokinesis in animal cells by cell membrane
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cytokinesis in plant cells
build new cells plate between nuclei
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meiosis
cell division where one body cell divides to make four gametes
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diploid cells
body cells, two of each type of chromosome
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haploid cell
sex cells, one of each type of chromosome
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zygote
fertilized egg cell
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what combines to form a zygote cell
egg and sperm cell
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does zygote have diploid or haploid number of chromosomes
diploid
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homologous chromosomes
pairs of chromosomes, each w/ similar genes
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karyotype
shows twenty three pairs of homologous chromosomes
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interphase in meiosis
chromosomes duplicated and become visible
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prophase I
homologous chromosomes pair up and form tetrad
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tetrad
two homologous chromosomes, four sister chromatids
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crossing over
homologous chromosomes break apart and exchange genes, allows for genetic variation
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when does crossing over happen
prophase I
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how many times does mitosis occur during meiosis
twice
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what are the two parts of meiosis
meiosis I and meiosis II
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what is the product of meiosis
four gamete cells, all with different genetic material
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spermatogenesis
creation of four sperm cells
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oogenesis
creation of egg cell and three polar bodies
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why does oogenesis happen
all cellular material goes into the egg instead of polar bodies
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what size are the polar bodies
nucleus, very small compared to egg