Unit 9 Flashcards

Cell Cycle

1
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production of offspring from one parent

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asexual reproduction

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2
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binary fission
spores
vegetative propagation
regeneration
cloning

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5 types of asexual reproduction

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3
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formation of a new individual by fertilization, the combining of two haploid (N) sex cells (gametes-egg and sperm) made during meiosis

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Sexual reproduction

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4
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what is meiosis the process of

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to convert a diploid cell to a haploid gamete, thus causing a change in the genetic information to increase diversity in the offspring

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5
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meiosis

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formation of reproductive cells (egg and sperm)

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6
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what does asexual reproduction use

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mitosis

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7
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what does asexual reproduction produce

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genetically identical cells

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8
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is there genetic diversity in asexual reproduction

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no

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9
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what is the new individual cell made during sexual reproduction called

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a zygote

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10
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what is meiosis not

A

asexual reproduction

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11
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what is meiosis the formation of

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an egg or sperm that will be used during reproduction by forming a zygote

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12
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what happens during mitosis

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a singular nucleus divides into 4 nuclei by going through mitosis twice

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13
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what does meiosis result in

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4 haploid daughter cells

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14
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what is the cell cycle also known as

A

mitosis

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15
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what is mitosis

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the division of a cell to form two genetically identical cells

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16
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what is the cell cycle not

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it is not a series of individual steps, but a continuous process with no detonated divisions between phases

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17
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what are the 3 main divisions of the cell cycle

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Interphase, Mitosis, Cytokinesis

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18
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what is the longest division of the cell cycle

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interphase

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19
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what is interphase divided into

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G1 phase, S phase, G2 phase

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20
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what phase of the cell cycle does the cell never leave

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G0 phase

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21
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what is mitosis divided into

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prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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22
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what is cytokinesis

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division of the cytoplasm and organelles

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23
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what happens during the G1 phase

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the cell is obtaining nutrients, synthesizing RNA, producing proteins, and growing in size

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24
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what is the longest period of interphase

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G1 phase

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what phase of interphase is when chromatin duplicates
S phase
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what is each piece of duplicated chromatin held together by
centromere
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this follows anaphase
telophase`
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made up of the G1, S and G2 phase
interphase
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cleavage furrow forms during this portion of the cell cycle
cytokinesis
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formation of the cell plate in plants occurs during this portion of the cell cycle
cytokinesis
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spindle fibers disappear during this phase
telophase
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nitrogen base that always binds to guanine
cytosine
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phase of the cell cycle which occurs after cytokinesis
interphase
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phase during which centrioles move to opposite sides of the cell
prophase
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2N
diploid
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phase of the cell cycle which occurs after mitosis
cytokinesis
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this pair of sex chromosomes is found in a female
XX
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a portion of interphase during which DNA is copied
S phase
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the portion of interphase during which cells grow in size
G1 phase
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longest period of interphase
G1 phaset
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this pair of sex chromosomes is found in a male
XY
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type of reproduction that results in genetically identical cells
asexual reproduction
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portion of interphase during which to cell prepares for division
G2 phase`
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phase where chromatin begins to coil into chromosomes attached at the centromere
prophase
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chromosomes are found in this part of the cell
nucleus
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spindle fibers shorten and sister chromosomes are drawn to opposite poles in this phase
anaphase
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division of the nucleus
mitosis
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two of these are attached by a centromere
chromatids
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division of the cytoplasm
cytokinesis
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term used to describe the center of the cell when chromosomes are lined up
metaphase plate
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phase where the spindle apparatus forms in animal cells
prophase
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phase where chromosomes move to the center of the cell
metaphase
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interval between cell divisions
interphase
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N
haploid
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the phase of the cell cycle which follows interphase
mitosis
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term used to describe the non-dividing phase of muscle and nerve cells
G0
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used by cells to guide the separation of sister chromatids into two daughter cells
spindle apperatus
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cell division resulting in daughter cells being much smaller than parent
budding
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nitrogenous base that always binds to thymine
adenine
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phase used for karyotyping cells
metaphase
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ratio which helps determine when a cell should divide
volume: surface area
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term used to describe cell division in prokaryotes
binary fission
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phase during which centromeres divide
anaphase
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nuclear envelopes reassemble during this phase
telophase
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non-sex chromosomes
autosomes
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photograph showing all the chromosomes in a person's body
karyotype
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diploid number in human
46 chromosomes
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in G1 interphase
Chromatin
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in G2 interphase
chromatin
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in S interphase
chromatin
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in prophase
chromatin into chromosomes
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in metaphase
chromosomes
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in telophase
chromosomes into chromatin
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is chromatin or chromosomes present in anaphase`
chromosomes
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is chromatin of chromosomes present in cytokinesis
chromatin
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is the DNA joined or individual in the G1 phase of interphase
individual
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is the DNA joined or individual in the S phase of interphase
joined
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is the DNA joined or individual in the G2 phase of interphase
joined
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is the DNA joined or individual in prophase
joined
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is the DNA joined or individual in metaphase
joined
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is the DNA joined or individual in anaphase
individual
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is the DNA joined or individual in telophase
individual
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is the DNA joined or individual in cytokinesis
individual
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how many nuclei are present in G1 interphase
2
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how many nuclei are present in S interphase
2
86
how many nuclei are present in G2 interphase
1
87
how many nuclei are present in prophase
0
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how many nuclei are present in metaphase
0
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how many nuclei are present in anaphase
0
90
how many nuclei are present in telophase
1
91
how many nuclei are present in cytokinesis
2
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in what phase do the sister chromatids move apart
anaphase
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in what phase does the nucleus begin to fade from view
prophase
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what phase is the opposite of prophase
telophase
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in what phase is half of the cleavage furrow visible
cytokinesis
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in what phase do the chromosomes replicate
interphase
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what phase is the cell plate nearly completed
cytokinesis
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in what phase do spindle fibers begin to form
prophase
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what phase do spindle fibers begin to form
prophase
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what phase completes cell division
cytokinesis
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in what phase do the chromosomes move toward the poles of the cell
anaphase
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in what phase do the chromosomes line up along the equator
metaphase
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what phase is the time of the cell growth
interphase
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in what phase does a new nuclear membrane form around the chromosomes
telophases
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in what phase does the nuclear membrane break down
prophase
106
in what phase is the cytoplasm of the cell divided
cytokinesis
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in what phase is DNA not visible
interphase
108
in what phase are chromosomes in their most condensed state
metaphase