chapter twelve Flashcards

1
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what does cell division result in?

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2 daughter cells

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2
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what is the purpose of cellular division?

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reproduction, growth, repair

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3
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unicellular cell division

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clones
- ex. amoeba

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4
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multicellular cell division

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  • reproduction (some organisms that don’t form gametes - asexual/sexual)
  • growing (embryo, new blood cells)
  • differentiating (which genes where expressed when)
  • repair
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5
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genome

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a cell’s DNA/genetic information

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6
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chromatin

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entire complex of DNA and proteins that make up chromosomes

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7
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what is the purpose of protein in DNA?

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combats negative charge of nucleotides

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8
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chromosomes

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structures composed of chromatin
- eukaryotic (long DNA molecule w/ many proteins)
- after S phase, they have sister chromatids

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9
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sister chromatids

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joined copies of the original chromosome
- attached by cohesions

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10
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centromere

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region made up of repetitive sequences in the chromosomal dNA where the chromatid is attached most closely to a sister chromatid
- where kinetochores bind

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11
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homologous chromosomes

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pair of chromosomes that have same order of genes but with some variation

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12
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somatic cells

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diploid
- 2n number of chromosomes

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13
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gametes

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haploid
- n number of chromosomes

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14
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mitosis

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division of genetic material in the nucleus

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15
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cytokinesis

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division of the cytoplasm
- follows mitosis

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16
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what do the cell division cycles consist of?

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alternating M ( mitotic - mitosis/cytokinesis) phase with interphase (90% of cycle)

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17
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3 phases of interphase

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  1. G1 phase
  2. S phase
  3. G2 phase
18
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G1 phase

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first gap, metabolic activity/growth

19
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S phase

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“replication”, synthesis/duplication of chromosomes, metabolic activity

20
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G2 phase

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second gap, metabolic activity/growth, preparation for division

21
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stages of mitosis

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  1. prophase
  2. prometaphase
  3. metaphase
  4. anaphase
  5. telophase
22
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spindle

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fibers made of microtubules and proteins
- elongate by polymerizing and incorporating more tubulin

23
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kinetochore

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structure made up of proteins that have assembled on specific sections of DNA at each centromere
- where spindle attaches during prometaphase

24
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centrosomes

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the of microtubule-organizing center
- aster

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aster
radial array of short microtubules that extend from each centrosomes during division
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how many centrioles are in centrosomes in animal cells?
2
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prophase
- chromosomes (as chromatin) become condensed - spindle appears between centrosomes - nucleolus disappears - centrosomes pushed away from each other
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prometaphase
- nuclear envelope fragments - microtubules attach to kinetochores
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metaphase
- chromosomes arrive at metaphase plate (equidistant between spindle's poles) - kinetochore microtubules and nonkinetochore microtubules
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kinetochore microtubules
jerk chromosomes back and forth, attached to kinetochores
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nonkinetochore microtubules
interact w/ those from opposite poles of spindle to lengthen cell
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anaphase
- sister chromatids separate - chromosomes move to opposite ends of cell
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telophase
- reversal of prophase - each cell gets new nuclear envelope
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cytokinesis
- splitting of cytoplasm through cell plate or cleavage furrow
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cleavage furrow
- animal cells - pinches cell in 2 - shallow groove near old metaphase plate - actin filaments - ring of actin filaments (contractile) on cytoplasmic side, interacts w/ myosin to contract
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cell plate
- plant cells - vesicles move along microtubules to middl elf cell and coalesce
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binary fission
cell grows to double its size then divides - duplicates of DNA attached to plasma membrane - used by prokaryotes/bacteria
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what is another name for mitosis
karyokinesis
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how many chromosomes present in interphase
46
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number of chromosomes in each mitotic phase
prophase, prometaphase, metaphase - 46 anaphase - 92 cytokinesis - 46 in each of 2 cells