the cell cycle and cell division Flashcards

1
Q

what are 3 reasons cell division is important?

A

healing and tissue repair
growth
reproduction

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2
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what is the purpose of healing and tissue repair?

A

replace dead cells

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3
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what is the purpose of growth?

A

increase number of cells to keep cells small and constant

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4
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what is the purpose of reproduction?

A

perpetuate life

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5
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the cell surface area must be big enough for ____________

A

entry of oxygen and nutrients

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6
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as cells use nutrients, they produce more organelles and cytosol = ____________

A

becomes bigger

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7
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more functioning organelles = ____________

A

more nutrients needed, more waste produced

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8
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why can’t a cell get too big?

A

it will not have enough surface area for all the nutrients it needs and waste it produces

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9
Q

the cell cycle consists of two phases: _____ and _____

A

cell division / interphase

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10
Q

different types of cells spend different ____________

A

amounts of time in each stage

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11
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what is the cell cycle?

A

a continuous sequence of cell growth and division

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12
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what stages does the cell cycle include?

A

interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis

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13
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what is interphase?

A

periods of growth in the life of a cell

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14
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what phases does interphase include?

A

growth and DNA reproduction

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15
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prophase

A

the phase of mitosis in which sister chromatids condense and chromosomes become visible

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16
Q

prophase:

duplicated chromosomes _____ and ______, become visible

A

shorten / thicken

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17
Q

prophase:

duplicated chromosomes consists of _______

A

2 chromatids joined by a centromere

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18
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prophase:

nuclear membrane ________

A

dissolves

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19
Q

prophase:

centrioles move to ________

A

opposite poles

20
Q

prophase:

spindle fibres _______

A

appear

21
Q

metaphase

A

the phase of mitosis in which the chromosomes are aligned across the centre of the cell

22
Q

metaphase:

duplicated chromosomes line up in the _______

A

middle of the cell

23
Q

metaphase:

spindle fibres attach to ________

A

centromeres

24
Q

anaphase

A

the phase of mitosis in which the centromere splits apart and the chromatids are pulled to opposite sides of the cell by the spindle fibres

25
Q

anaphase:

spindle fibres pull __________

A

each chromatid to the duplicated chromosome to opposite poles (chromosome splits)

26
Q

telophase

A

the phase of mitosis in which two daughter nuclei are formed

27
Q

telophase:

chromosomes reach ________

A

the opposite poles

28
Q

telophase:

nuclear membrane begins to ______

A

form

29
Q

telophase:

spindle fibres _______

A

disappear

30
Q

telophase:

cytoplasm and organelles separate into _______

A

roughly 2 equal parts

31
Q

DNA is divided into segments called _____, each of which provides the instructions for making a different ______

A

genes / protein

32
Q

different types of cells spend _________

A

different amounts of time in each stage

33
Q

during cell division, each daughter cell needs a copy of all ________

A

chromosomes

34
Q

the copying process of chromosomes is called _________

A

DNA replication

35
Q

a parent cell must make a copy of every chromosome before __________

A

it divides

36
Q

just before the cell gets ready to divide, the chromosomes become _______

A

thick and bulging

37
Q

mitosis

A

the process by which the duplicated contents of the cell’s nucleus divide into two equal parts

38
Q

cytokinesis

A

following mitosis, the separation of the two nuclei and cell contents into daughter cells

39
Q

cytokinesis in plant and animal cells:

a ring of __________ around the middle of the cell starts to _______

A

specialized proteins / contract

40
Q

cytokinesis in plant and animal cells:

the cell membrane is pinched until the parent cell __________

A

is divided into two parts

41
Q

cytokinesis in plant and animal cells:

each daughter cell has a complete set of _____________

A

chromosomes in a nucleus and its own share of cytosol and organelles

42
Q

cytokinesis in plant cells:

what organelle changes the process?

A

cell wall

43
Q

cytokinesis in plant cells:

Golgi body starts to produce ________; sacs carry materials needed to make _______

A

small vesicles / a new cell wall

44
Q

cytokinesis in plant cells:

vesicles line up between two nuclei, forming _________

A

a cell plate

45
Q

cytokinesis in plant cells:

cell plate grows outwards and joins ______, dividing ________

A

old cell wall / cytoplasm in two

46
Q

cytokinesis in plant cells:

new ______ form inside cell walls

A

membrane