G1 Phase
What grows during this phase?
What are organelles?
What replicates during the S phase?
What is DNA?
What is this phase's purpose?
What is growth?
What is Mitosis?
A process of cell division where a single cells divides into two genetically identical daughter cells.
What is genetically diverse?
What does a cell synthesize (create) during this phase?
What are building blocks?
What two identical copies are formed at the end of DNA replication?
What are sister chromatids?
What are duplicated during this phase?
What are the two divided cells called?
What are daughter cells?
What are the four divided cells called?
What is the protein that drives this process?
What are cyclins?
What unzips during this phase?
What is DNA double helix?
What does this phase do a final scan of before moving onto cell division?
What is replicated DNA?
What is the acronym used to represent the order of phases within Mitosis?
What is PMAT?
Do the cells that are divided during meiosis have a complete or partial set of chromosomes?
What is a complete set of chromosomes?
What conditions does this phase check for?
What are internal and external conditions?
What proteins help package and condense long strands of DNA into a tight organized structure?
What are the G1 and G2 phases also known as? (Hint: think of levels).
What are checkpoints?
In which phase does the initial cell's nuclear envelope begin to dissolve?
What is prophase?
What causes this process of cell division to produce genetically diverse cells?
What is crossing over?
What is an alternative pathway a cell can take during G1 if conditions are unfavorable?
How many chromosomes are present in each sister chromatid formation?
None, they make 1 chromosome once connected by the centromere.
If during this phase, the cell finds damaged DNA within its sequences, what process does a cell usually resort to?
What is apoptosis?
What finally divides for the single cell to become two daughter cells?
What is the cytoplasm?
Since meiosis produces cells that contain a complete set of chromosomes, what is this type of cell called?
What is a haploid cell?