CH 11 Mitois: Cell Reproduction

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cell cycle
individual life cycle of the cell. has 7 phases.
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Interphase
cell spends most of its life in this phase
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G1 phase
cell increases in size and produces molecules needed for DNA replication
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G0 phase
resting state for the cell during life cycle. cell doesn't divide once it reaches maturity
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S phase
cell copies chromosome for DNA replication
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G2 phase
produces proteins needed for division. end of interphase
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mitosis
nucleus divides
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cytoplasmic division
cytoplasm divides. now have 2 daughter cells
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diploid
one set of chromosomes from each parent
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homologous chromsomes
identical chromosomes. made during mitosis. only found in females.
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checkpoint genes
look for mistakes, damage, triggers etc. to stop or proceed with cell life cycle
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apoptosis
self destruct button for cell death. triggered by major mistakes that checkpoint genes can't fix.
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asexual reproduction
single parent makes identical offspring
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stages of mitosis
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
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prophase
chromosomes duplicate and thicken. centrosomes move to opposite sides of the cell
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metaphase
chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. each sister chromatid is anchored to a chromosome on each side
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anaphase
sister chromatids are pulled towards centrosomes and split in 2
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telophase
chromatids arrive at opposite ends of cell. nucleus encloses each chromatid. cell elongates and splits in 2.
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telomeres
regions of noncoding DNA @ ends of chromosomes

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age and telomeres
telomeres act as a cushion to protect genes in DNA. as a cell gets older the telomeres shorten until they're too short and the cell dies.
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these cells have no limit to the amount they can divide
stem cells, cancer cells
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neoplasm
accumulation of abnormally dividing cells
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metastasis
malignant neoplasms spreading to other parts of the body
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cancer
disease when a malignant neoplasm disrupts body tissues
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benign
neoplasms that stay where they are. they don't spread, grow slowly, and don't negatively effect health
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malignant
neoplasms that are dangerous to health. Grow fast and get worse