Mitosis- study Guide 2

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structure b is the
structure b is the
centromere
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based on the image, which specific phase is this cell in
based on the image, which specific phase is this cell in
prophase
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stem cells are
undifferentiated cells that can divide and specialize to form any type of cell
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which of the following shows the correct sequence of the cell cycle
G1, S, G2, mitosis, cytokinesis
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which type of fibers extend from centrioles in a star-like burst and anchor the spindle apparatus to the cell membrane
aster fibers
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in a human cell, how many sister chromatids are present during metaphase
92
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what is the number of replicated chromosomes that would be found in a human somatic cell at metaphase
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this picture shows which process
this picture shows which process
cell cycle
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chromatin is formed from.. (2)
DNA wrapped around histone proteins, folded nucleosomes
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Which of the following must be true about a cell before it enters mitosis (4)
have enough nutrients, be large enough to divide, proteins and organelles required,correctly copied DNA
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the longest phase of the cell cycle is
interphase
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uncontrollable growth and division of mutated or abnormal cells is known as
cancer
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in which stage of the cell cycle is the cell making final preparations for cell division
G2
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place these cells in order of mitosis
place these cells in order of mitosis
C, E, A, D, B
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in the G1 sage of the cell cycle, the cell (3)
grows, carries on normal activities (protein synthesis), makes more organelles
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another name for a sex cell is a
gamete
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during which checkpoint does the cell check to make sure the chromosomes are properly aligned at the equator of the cell
spindle checkpoint
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any substance that is known to increase the risk of developing cancer is called a
carciongen
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what is differentiation
a process by which a cell becomes specialized
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a benign tumor differs from a malignant tumor in that a benign tumor..
does not metasize
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when is DNA replicated in the cell cycle
s phase
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what phase is represented by letter A
what phase is represented by letter A
prophase
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fruit fly body cells have 8 chromosomes. After mitosis, you would expect a resulting fruit fly daughter to have..
8 chromosomes
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when an animal cell goes through cytokinesis, ____
the contractile ring pinches off the 2 cells
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which of the following is not a part of interphase
mitosis, cytokinesis
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neuron cells, like the one pictured, rarely go through cell division. Therefore, we consider them to be in the ____ phase
G0
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which of the following relate to G0, (3)
The cell can repair DNA damage, non-proliferative cells stay here, cell can avoid apoptosis
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how many daughter cells are created through mitosis
2 genetically identical somatic cells
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_____ is a critical point where stop and go signals can regulate the cycle
checkpoint
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cytokinesis divides the,
cytoplasm
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structure C is pointing to ONE __ ___
structure C is pointing to ONE __ ___
sister chromatid
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True or false: cancer cells do not pass cell cycle chekpoints, ans so they undergo apoptosis and die
false
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when a plant cell goes through cell division _____
cell plate develops, seperates the two nuclei
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when in the cell cycle do chromosomes condense and appear
prophase
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when might apoptosis be initiated
when DNA damage cannot be repaired
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based on the image, which phase of the cell cycle is this cell in
based on the image, which phase of the cell cycle is this cell in
interphase
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the individual halves of replicated chromosomes are called ______
sister chromatids
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the stages of mitosis in order
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
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When cancer spreads to other tissues of the body, it is called
Metasis
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What phase is this cell in?
What phase is this cell in?
Metaphase
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This is the phase in mitosis in which sister chromatids (now daughter chromosomes) move away and are pulled apart by spindle fibers to opposite sides of the cell
Anaphase
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What is the difference between embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells
Embryonic stem cells can differentiate into more cell types than adult stem cells
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which type of fibers attach to the centromere region of the chromsomes
Kinetochore microtubles
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the organelle that helps in cell division and produces spindle fibers
Centrosomes
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the organelle that helps in cell division and produces spindle fibers
centrosome
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name the phase
name the phase
telophase
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what phase is represented by letter C
what phase is represented by letter C
Anaphase
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name the phase
name the phase
Anaphase
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in a human cell, how many daughter chromosomes are present during prophase
0
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which stage of the cell cycle does the cell grow to mature size
G1
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which type of fibers do not connect to a chromosome
Free microtubles
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in a human cell, how many replicated chromosomes are present by the end of telophase
92
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based on this image, which specific phase is this cell in?
based on this image, which specific phase is this cell in?
anaphase
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in a human cell, how many replicated chromosomes are present in interphase
92
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This is the cell cycle checkpoint that makes sure DNA has been replicated correctly during S phase
G2/M checkpoint
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structure A refers to the __ __
structure A refers to the __ __
Sister chromatin
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which phase is a cell in when it is not actively dividing
Interphase
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What are the 3 reasons for mitosis
repair damaged tissue, replace dead cells, grow and develop
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Difference between somatic cells and gametes
Somatic Is body, gametes are sex cells
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What happen during G1
Cell grows and makes more organelles, may go to g0
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What happens during S phase
DNA replication occurs
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what happens during G2
Produce proteins and any additional organelles for mitosis
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In the S phase, DNA is in what form
chromatin
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Centrosome ______ in S phase
duplicate
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Cell is committed to divide because it cannot _______
un-synthesize DNA
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Substances that are classified as carcinogens
smoking, sunlight, processed meats, alcohol
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How does cancer have effects like hair loss, nausea, and vomiting
cancer has these side effects because the different types of treatments target rapidly dividing cells, including hair follicles and stomach lining cells.
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What is the new way to treat cancer
immunotherapy
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What are the 3 most common treatments for cancer
chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery
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Explain the reason that hereditary factors do not guarantee the development of cancer
the first mutation is inherited and a lady present at birth, but if the mutation spreads, there can be cancer.
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The mutations in _____ are not passed on through cancer
Somatic cells
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Label a spindle apparatus
label Centrosome, centriole, aster fibers, kinetochore, free spindle fibers, replicated chromosome
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What is the role of the spindle apparatus in mitosis
pulls the sister chromatids to each side of the cell to create 2 new cells
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The g1/S checkpoint
Check cell size, ATP and resource levels, DNA status
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failing the G1/S checkpoint
stop signal, may enter g0
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Passing G1/S
Go signal, DNA replication can begin
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G2/M checkpoint
checks DNA replication
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failing the G2/M checkpoint
DNA is not Ok, finish replication or repair DNA,
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Cells can’t repair ____
chromosomes
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DNA must be repaired before _____
mitosis
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Passing the g2/M checkpoint
DNA is ok, cell is large enough, procedures to mitosis
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When does the spindle checkpoint occur
during metaphase
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Spindle checkpoint
Checks for proper alignment of chromosomes (metaphase)
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Bad spindle checkpoint
mitosis stops until alignment is corrected
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good spindle outcome
Proceeds to anaphase
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Difference in telophase in plant and animal cells
in telophase, cleavage furrow in animal cells; in plant cells, a cell plate forms
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Difference of cytokinesis in plant and animal cells
animal cells have contractile ring, in plant cells; vesicles from the Golgi body accumulate and fuse at the equator, cellulose molecules bond together, cell plate becomes cell wall
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A chromosome has _____
one chromatid
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What are the two reasons cells divide (3)
Reproduce, grow and develop, to heal
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Maintaining the proper __ __requires__ __
SA:V ratio; division
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Cells spend _____ of their time in interphase
Roughly 90%
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What is the longest phase of interphase
G1
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Mitosis is not
cell division
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Mitosis is the division of the ____
nucleus
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DNA exists as _____ most of the time
Chromatin
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3 steps of mitosis, of chromatin condensing into chromosomes
DNA wraps around histones to form nucleosomes, nucleosomes fold and condense to form chromatin, crhomatin condenses= chromosomes
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chromosomes only exist during
mitosis
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when counting chromosomes, they are counted by the
Centromere
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A chromosome has one _______
chromatid
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a replicated chromosome has _______ chromatids called sister chromatids