Bio Development Test Review Flashcards
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What would result from a skin cell dividing by mitosis?
There would be two identical skin cells
What are two situations in which cells would divide (mitosis)?
To repair damaged and dead cells (to help heal a scabbed knee) and to grow
What are loose strands of DNA and protein (cell not dividing)?
Chromatin
What is the condensed form of DNA for cell division?
Chromosomes
Where is the DNA located?
In the nucleus
What are the bases for DNA?
Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, Thymine
What bases pair with each other?
Adenine-Thymine, Cytosine-Guanine
How does DNA hold the instructions for making different proteins?
The order of bases is different for different genes
Does DNA replicate before or after mitosis?
Before
What is G0?
Fully developed cells that no longer divide can exit the cell cycle during G1, cells can then re -enter the cell cycle when needed
What is G1?
A cell grows and prepares itself for DNA replication, essentially getting ready to divide by accumulating necessary materials, without actually replicating its DNA yet
What is S?
Once cells have grown, DNA is replicated
What is G2?
Cells prepare for cell division and continues to grow
What is prophase?
DNA coils into chromosomes, nuclear membrane breaks down.
What is metaphase?
Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell, each chromosome is connected to a spindle fiber. Organization of chromosomes during metaphase ensure that each cell will get correct amount of chromosomes.
What is anaphase?
Sister chromatids seperate and move to opposite ends of cell
What is telophase?
Chromosomes gather at ends of cell and unravel to become chromatin. Nuclear membranes form around the DNA and each daughter cell has identical sets of duplicate chromosomes
What is cytokinesis?
Cytoplasm pinche in half and creates a new cell wall between the two cells, cytoplasm divides fully
what is cell differentiation?
Genes expressed or repressed determines the type of cells. Signals from the environment or neighboring cells during development trigger cells to differentiate into specific cells.
What are regulatory proteins?
Proteins that control which genes are turned on and off in a cell
What are stem cells?
Undifferentiated cells that can develop into specialized cells.
What are specialized cells?
Cells with specialized functions. They can turn on and off genes based on proteins
What are embryonic stem cells?
Cells that have not specialized and can become any type of cells
What are adult stem cells?
They replace different types of worn out or damaged cells, but can turn into many types of cells, not any.