Ch 4 P II Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

The non-dividing stage of the cell cycle

A

Interphase

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2
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The division of genetic material

A

Mitosis

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3
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The distribution of cytoplasm and formation of 2 identical cells

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Cytokinesis

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4
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The cell grows, carries out metabolic functions, duplicates its organelles

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G1

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5
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The replication of DNA occurs during

A

S phase

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6
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A second gap during which the cell continues to grow and prepare

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G2 phase

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7
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A resting phase, for cells that have ceased dividing (e.g. neurones)

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G0 phase

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8
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The structure which attaches sister chromatids to each other

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Centromere

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9
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DNA doubles ……. mitosis

  • Before
  • After
  • During
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Before (during the S phase)

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10
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The first phase of mitosis

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Prophase

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11
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Chromatin coils & condenses into visible chromosomes during

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Prophase

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12
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The nucleolus disappears during

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Prophase

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13
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The nuclear envelope disintegrates during

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Prophase

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14
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Centrioles migrate to opposite poles during

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Prophase

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15
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The structure composed of centrosomes and the their emerging microtubules

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Mitotic spindle

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16
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The nuclear envelope has fully disintegrated at

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Pro-metaphase

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17
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A protein structure on the centromere (point of attachment between spindles & chromatids)

18
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Sister chromatids line up at the middle of the cell during

19
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The shortest phase in mitosis

20
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When are sister chromatids pulled apart, forming individual chromosomes

21
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The formation of 2 new daughter nuclei occurs in

22
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Genetic material uncoils (decondenses) during

23
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Nucleoli reappear during

24
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Mitotic spindles break apart during

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A contractile band made up of microfilaments
Cleavage furrow
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The nuclear division that forms haploid cells
Meiosis
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The starting cell in meiosis is - Haploid - Diploid
Diploid
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The final resulting cells of meiosis are - Haploid - Diploid
Haploid
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The major achievement in meiosis I
Reduction of number of chromosomes
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The genetic material is mixed during
Meiosis I
31
The tight pairing of homologous chromosomes is called
Synapsis
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An exchange of chromosome segments that occurs during meiosis is called
Crossing over
33
Crossing over is a source of
Genetic variation
34
Homologous chromosomes are arranged in the centre of the cell during
Metaphase I
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The random orientation of homologous chromosomes during meiosis is called
Independent assortment
36
The orientation of each tetrad is independent of the orientation of the order 22 tetrads ✅ ❌
37
The ......... connections are broken in anaphase I
Chiasma
38
Homologous chromosomes are pulled apart during
Anaphase I
39
The physical separation of cytoplasmic components is called
Cytokinesis
40
At the end of meiosis I are sister chromatids identical ?
No, due to crossing over
41
Cells produced by mitosis are usually
Somatic cells
42
Cells produced by meiosis are for
Sexual reproduction