cell division Flashcards

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when does the cell cycle start

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when a cell has been produced by cell division

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what happens in G1

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the cell grows and doubles its organelles

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what happens at the g1 checkpoint

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cell checks that the chemicals needed for replication are present and for any damage to DNA

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what happens at the s phase

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cell replicates DNA and is ready to divide by mitosis

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what happens at G2 checkpoint

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replicated DNA is checked for any mutations and if there isnt any it will start mitosis

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what happens in the M phase

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mitosis and cytokinesis

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7
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what 2 reasons do cells need to divide

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repairing damaged tissues
asexual reproduction

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8
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why does interphase happen before mitosis

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to allow cells to replicate their DNA ready for division

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9
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what happens during interphase

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cells dna is replicated, organelles replicated

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10
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in prophase what condenses

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chromosomes - making them shorter and fatter

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what starts to move to opposite ends

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centrioles

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what do centrioles form

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spindle fibres

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13
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what happens to the nuclear envelope during mitosis

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it breaks down

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what happens at metaphase

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chromosomes line up along the middle of the cell

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15
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what do the chromosomes become attached to at metaphase

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spindles

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16
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what happens at M1 checkpoint

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cell checks chromosomes are attached to the spindle

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what happens during anaphase

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centrioles divide

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18
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what gets separated during anaphase

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sister chromatids

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what happens to the spindle during the anaphase

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they contract pulling the cell apart

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what happens during telophase

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chromatids reach opposite poles and become chromosomes again

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21
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what happens to the nucleus in telophase

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it divides into 2 nuclei

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22
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what happens in cytokinesis

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cytoplasm divides forming two genetically identical cells

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23
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what forms in animal cells to divide the cell membrane

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cleavage furrow

24
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why is meiosis important

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for the production of gametes

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what happens during prophase 1 of meiosis
chromosomes condense and arrange themselves into homologous pairs
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what is a homologous pair
when chromosomes pair up during reproduction
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what happens to the nuclear envelope in prophase 1
it breaks down
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what happens during the anaphase 1 of meiosis
spindles contract which separates homologous pairs
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what happens during telophase 1
nuclear envelope forms around each group of chromosomes
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what happens during the second stages of meiosis
all of the same stages twice
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what are sister chromatids
the individual strands that ,make up a chromosome
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what happens during anaphase II
sister chromatids are separated
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what is the product of meiosis
4 genetically different haploid daughter cells called gametes
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meiosis forms a -------- cell
haploid
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mitosis forms a ----- cell
diploid
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what is a stem cell
an undifferentiated cell that can differentiate into different cells
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what are stem cells used for in adults
to replace damaged cells
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what are stem cells used for in plants
various plant tissues including xylem and phloem
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main bones in the body contain what
bone marrow
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what do adult stem cells do in bone marrow
divide and differentiate
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what is a erythrocyte
a red blood cell
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what is a neutrophil
a white blood cell
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where are stem cells found in plants
meristems
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what 2 brain diseases do researches hope to cure with stem cells
Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
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what do researches hope to do with stem cells in Alzheimer's disease
regrow healthy nerve cells
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what do researches hope to do with stem cells in Parkinson's disease
regenerate dopamine producing cells
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where do neutrophils and erythrocytes come from
bone marrow
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how are neutrophils specialised
flexible shape which helps them engulf pathogens lots of lysosomes which help them break down engulfed particles
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how are erythrocytes specialised
large surface area no nucleus so more room for haemoglobin
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how are epithelial cells specialised
joined by interlinking membranes
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how are ciliated epithelia specialised
contain cilia which help them move
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how are squamous epithelia specialised
very thin for efficient diffuison
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how are sperm cells specialised
flagellum( tail) which helps them swim to the egg lots of mitochondria digestive enzymes in head for penetration of egg
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what is the function of the palisade mesophyll
does most of photosynthesis
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how is the palisade mesophyll specialised
contain many chloroplasts thin walls so carbon dioxide can easily diffuse into the cell
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how are root hair cells adapted
large surface area and a thin cell wall extra mitochondria for energy during active transport
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What process occurs in metaphase one
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