3B Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

what stages does the cell cycle consist of?

A

INTERPHASE:
G1 phase
S (synthesis) phase
G2 phase

M (MITOTIC) PHASE
Mitosis
Cytokinesis

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G1 phase

A
  • organelles replicate
  • transcription/translation
  • size of cell increases
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3
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S (synthesis) phase

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  • DNA synthesis
  • chromosomes replicate
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G2 phase

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  • energy stores replaced
  • transcription/translation
  • chromosome repair
  • size of cell increases
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5
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mitosis

A
  • chromosomes separate into two nuclei
  • division of the nucleus
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6
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cytokinesis

A
  • cell divides into two
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7
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stages of mitosis

A
  • prophase
  • metaphase
  • anaphase
  • telophase
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prophase

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  • chromosomes condense and become visible in nucleus
  • each chromosome consists of 2 sister chromatids joined at centromere
  • nucleolus disappears
  • nuclear membrane starts to break down
  • centrioles move to either pole of the cell
  • spindle fibres form
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metaphase

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  • spindle apparatus has completely formed
  • chromosomes are lined up at equator of the cell
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anaphase

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  • centromeres divide into two
  • spindle fibres begin to shorten
  • pulling sister chromatids towards opposite poles of the cell
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telophase

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  • chromatids have reached the poles of the cell
  • referred as chromosomes
  • spindle apparatus breaks down
  • nuclear membranes reform
  • chromosomes uncoil into chromatin state
  • nucleolus reapperas
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cytokinesis

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  • central cell membrane is pulled inwards by cytoskeleton
  • eventually membranes fuse, to form tow independent cells
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13
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what does the mitotic index indicate?

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the ratio between the number of cells in a tissue sample that are in mitosis and the total number of cells in the sample

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14
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mitotic index

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15
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how can the mitotic index be used to measure the effectiveness of treatments of cancer?

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if the treatment is working, the mitotic index of the tumor will fall

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16
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haploid

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cells with a single set of chromosomes (n)

17
Q

diploid

A

cells with two complete sets of chromosomes (2n)

18
Q

which cells in the human body are haploid?

A

egg cells (ova) and sperm

19
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how many pairs of autosomes do humans have?

A

22 pairs of autosomes

20
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how many pairs of sex chromosomes do humans have?

A

1 pair of sex chromosomes (XX or XY)

21
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how many homologous pairs of chromosomes do women have?

A

23 pairs
22 pairs of autosomes
1 pair of sex chromosomes XX

22
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what is the name of the opening into the uterus?

23
Q

what destroys some of the sperm

A

the acid environment

24
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what is the name of the outer layer of the egg

A

corona radiata

25
what is the name of the new single cell when the nuclei from the sperm and egg fuse?
zygote
26
how many sperm enter the vagina during sexual intercourse?
300 million
27
where does fertilization occur?
in a fallopian tube (that links an ovary to the uterus)