AP Bio Unit 4 Review

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In what form is DNA loose non-condensed and condense and organized?

non-condensed=chromatin; condensed=chromosome

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2 gametes combine to form a _____. What are the 2 gametes?

zygote; sperm and egg

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What occurs during anaphase?

sister chromatids separate

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What happens when a cell undergoes mitosis but not cytokinesis?

the cell has 2 nuclei

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Following (but not including) which phase of the cell cycle do we have 2 sister chromatids?

S phase

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This protein is involved in passing cell cycle checkpoints and its concentration will cycle up and down depending on what stage of the cell cycle the cell is in

cyclin

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What occurs during the S phase?

DNA synthesis

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Mitosis produces what kinds of daughter cells?

2 genetically identical cells with 46 chromosomes

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Which checkpoint in the cell cycle is considered the restriction point?

G1 checkpoint

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When do chromosomes first become visible in mitosis?

prophase

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In both mitosis and meiosis, sister chromatids separate during anaphase, but there are ___ haploid daughter nuclei produced by meiosis compared to ____ diploid nuclei by mitosis

4; 2

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What is the period in the cell cycle between divisions?

interphase

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When does the nuclear envelope disappear in mitosis?

prophase

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Meiosis reduces _____. Fertilization restores _____.

chromosome number

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Once mitosis is complete what is the next step?

cytokinesis

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When does crossing over occur in Meiosis?

Prophase I

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What is a protein that aids in adding a phosphate?

protein kinase

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Tetrads of chromosomes are lined up at the equator during which stage of Meiosis?

Metaphase I

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Where do chromosomes become visible in Meiosis?

Prophase I and II

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At what stage do chromatids separate in Meiosis?

Anaphase II

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What kinds of cells are typically in G0?

Nerve, muscle, and liver cells

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What is PDGF? What is its purpose?

platelet derived growth factor; stimulates cell division to heal

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What connects sister chromatids together?

centromere

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How long is the cell cycle of an embryo?

20 minutes

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If a cell has 40 chromatids at metaphase, how many chromosomes will ach daughter cell have after cytokinesis?

20

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How long is the cell cycle for skin cells?

12-24 hours

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In mitosis, which stage do we separate out sister chromatids?

Anaphase

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If there are 30 chromatids in a cell, how many centromeres will there be?

15

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What is density dependent inhibition?

when cells become overcrowded, they stop dividing

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what protein is maintained at constant levels and interacts with cyclin?

cyclin dependent kinases

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What are proto-oncogenes?

divide normally, but when mutated they become oncogenes (cancerous cells)

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Non-dividing cells are in which stage of the cell cycle?

G0

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What happens during a synapse in Meiosis?

homologous chromosomes come together

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What is anchorage dependence?

cell must be anchored to something in order to divide

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Interphase is composed of which stages of the cell cycle?

G1, S, G2

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What is p53? Name on specific role of this gene

tumor repressor gene that plays role in G1/S checkpoint; 3 roles: recruit repair enzymes to repair DNA, triggers apoptosis, and keeps cells in G0 phase

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What is the goal of Meiosis II? To separate what?

separate sister chromatids

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What is the difference between cytokinesis of animals vs. plant cells?

plant cells form cell plate, animal cells form cleavage furrow

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What is the goal of Meiosis I?

separation of homologous chromosomes

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How do cells pass the G2 checkpoint?

MPF (allows cells to enter mitosis or M phase); mitosis promoting factor

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What phase of the cell cycle does a cell spend most of its life in?

interphase

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Cytokinesis is splitting of the ____.

cytoplasm

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Once mitosis and cytokinesis are complete, what stage does the cell enter specifically?

G1

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What does 2n and n refer to?

2n=diploid (46 chromosomes); n=haploid (23 chromosomes)

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List phases of Mitosis in order

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, (Cytokinesis)