Prep for Cell Division Flashcards

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1
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What is proliferation?

A

The rapid copying and dividing of cells

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2
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What is cell division?

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The process of one cell that subdivides into multiple new cells

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3
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When the cell gets physically larger and has more cytoplasm

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Cell growth

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4
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What is cell proliferation?

A

The combination of division and growth. It increases the number of cell through cell division.

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5
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What controls gene patterns?

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Cell Differentiation

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6
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What are some examples of cell differentiation?

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Neurons or Red Blood Cells

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7
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How does bacteria divide?

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By binary fission

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8
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Does bacteria have a sexual life cycle?

A

No. They replicate via “clonal reproduction”

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9
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What does the septum do?

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It forms to divide the cell into two cells and eventually pinch them apart

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10
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True or False: Bacteria has one circular chromosome?

A

True!

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12
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True or False: bacteria has a nucleus?

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False; it has a nucleoid but no nucleus

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13
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What is FtsZ?

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it is a special molecule only found in prokaryotes (specifically bacteria only) It forms a ring around the pinch point. When the ring contracts, it squeezes the cytoplasm out of the ring.

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14
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This is a colored body named for fluorescent staining during early research

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Chromosome

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15
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How are chromosomes arranged?

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Size (Karyotype), staining properties, and location of the centromere

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16
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How many chromosomes do eurkaryotic cells have?

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Typically 10 to 50

17
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How many chromosomes are in a human chromosome?

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46; 23 from each parent

18
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Chromosomes are made up of one of these before duplication