the cell cycle
the amount of phases in the cell cycle.
what is four?
DNA carries the instructions for this.
what are Proteins?
changes in genetic material.
what is a mutation?
where transcription occurs.
What is the nucleus?
two parts of cell division.
What are Mitosis and cytokinesis?
phase with DNA duplication.
what is S phase?
This must happen before a cell can begin to divide.
What is DNA replication?
gene mutation involving a change in one nucleotide.
what is a point mutation?
RNA that carries instructions to build protiens.
What is mRNA.
three reasons for a cell to divide.
What is to grow, repair, and replace?
name for cell cycle arrest.
what is G0
the principal enzyme in DNA replication.
What is DNA Polymerase?
mutation where one base is changed to another.
what is a substitution?
organelle where translation occurs.
what is the ribosome?
When the cytoplasm splits to form the two daughter cells.
What is Cytokinesis?
the three phases of interphase.
what is G1, G2, and S?
enzyme that unzips DNA at hydrogen bonds.
What is DNA helicase?
losing all or part of a chromosome.
what is deletion?
enzyme involved in transcription.
What is RNA polymerase?
First phase of Mitosis.
What is Prophase?
two parts of M phase.
what is Mitosis and Cytokenesis?
the point where DNA is unzipped.
what is Replication fork?
having an extra chromosome.
What is polyploidy?
anticodon for the codon UGA.
What is ACU?
move to poles of the cell during prophase.
What are the centrioles?