Lab 7: UV Light, Melanoma, and Mitosis

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What type of energy is sunlight energy?

electromagnetic energy

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What particles make up light?

photons

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Define wavelength

The distance between two parts of a wave

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What type of wavelength can be detected by the human eye?

visble light

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What is the relationship between wavelength and energy?

The shorter the wavelength the more energy it has

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What are the three types of UV light?

UVA, UVB, UVC

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What is the wavelenths, effects on human body, and ability to move through the ozone layer of the UVA?

wave length - 320 - 400 nm effects on human body - least harmfulability to move through the ozone layer - not absorbed

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What is the wavelenths, effects on human body, and ability to move through the ozone layer of the UVB?

wave length - 290 - 300 nmeffects on human body - harmfulability to move through the ozone layer - 95% absorbed

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What is the wavelenths, effects on human body, and ability to move through the ozone layer of the UVC?

wave length - 100 - 290effects on human body - strongest and most harmful ability to move through the ozone layer - completely absorbed

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Name the two types of agents used in sunscreen

Physical and Chemical

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Describe physical agents used in sunscreen

inorganic, do not contain carbon molecules, block and reflect the radiation coming from UV light.

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Describe chemical agents used in sunscreen

organic, carbon containing, work to absorb UV radiation,

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What does SPF stand for?

sun protection factor

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How to calculate SPF required for an individual to prevent sunburn?

(minutes before burning) x (sun protection factor), then divide by 60 (minutes in hour)

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What pigment is produced by skin to help prevent damage by UV light and is responsible for our "tans"?

Melanin

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What types of cells produce this pigment?

Melanocyte

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What type of skin cancer originated from the cells?

Melanoma

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What are the two main phases of the cell cycle?

interphase and mitotic phase (M phase)

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Be able to identify the following phases andstructures of the cell cycle on images of the onion root tip and plant cell model.

o Interphase

o Prophase

o Metaphase

o Anaphase

o Telophase

o Cytokinesis

o Nucleus

o Chromosomes

o Cell Plate

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Be able to identify thefollowing phases andstructures of the cell cycleon images of fish blastulaand animal cell models.

o Interphase

o Prophase

o Metaphase

o Anaphase

o Telophase

o Cytokinesis

o Nucleus

o Aster

o Spindle fibers

o Chromosomes

o Equator

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What is the difference between cytokinesis in animal and plant cells?

cell plate form in plant cells and cell membrane pinches inwards forming cleavage furrow in animal cells

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Are all tumors cancerous? What is the difference?

No, benign tumors are non cancerous and malignant is cancerous

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Name the two classes of cell cycle genes that can become mutated and lead to cancer development

oncogenes and tumor supressor genes

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What is genetic predisposition?

a person's likelihood of developing a certain disease or condition depending on their genetic makeup.