Cell division pt 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what is Anaphase

A

Chromosomes are separating

Takes a long time

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2
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what is Telophase

A

End up with two cells

Separation of two cells

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3
Q

what is Kinesin

A

motor proteins that transports the chromosomes microtubules

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4
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what is Cytokinesis

A

Cells divide, two daughter cells

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5
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Drugs that inhibit cell division

A

Inhibitors of microtubules,Inhibitors of microfilaments

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6
Q

Inhibitors of microfilaments are

A

Taxol
Paclitaxel
Nocodazole
Vinblastine

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7
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Inhibitors of microfilaments are

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Cytochalasin

Phalloidin

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8
Q

what are sister chromatids

A

The
replicated forms of a
chromosome joined together
by the centromere.

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9
Q

what is synapsis

A

Pairing of the
replicated homologous
chromosomes during prophase
I of meiosis

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10
Q

what is crossing over

A
The exchange
of genetic material between
non
-sister chromatids during
synapsis in meiosis I.
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11
Q

what is chiasma

A
The region of the non
-
sister chromatids where
exchange of the genetic
material takes place during
Meiosis I (plural chiasmata).
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12
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what is meiosis

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DNA replications that occurs once in interphase before meosis 1 occurs

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13
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number of divisons in meiosis

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two, each containing phosphase. metaphaee, anaphase, telephase

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14
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synapsis of homologous chromosomes in meiosis

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synapsis is unique to meosis; during phropase 1, the homologous chromosomes join along their length forming groups of four chromatins.

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15
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number of daughter cells and genetic composition in meiosis

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four each haploid containing half as many chromosomes as the parent cells. Genetically nonidentical to parent cell and to each other

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16
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Meiosis role in animal body

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produces gametes, reduces chromosomes number by half and introduces genetic variability among the gametes

17
Q

DNA replication in mitosis

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occurs during interphase before nuclear division begins

18
Q

number of divisions in mitosis

A

one, including prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase

19
Q

synapsis of homologous chromosomes in mitosis

A

does not occur

20
Q

number of daughter cells and genetic composition

A

two, each diploid and genetically identical to the parent cell

21
Q

mitosis role in animal body

A

enables multicellular adult to arise from a zygote; produces cell for growth and tissue repair