Nucleus
The division of the nucleus
Mitosis
This first phase of Mitosis has the chromosomes forming and the nuclear envelope breaking apart.
Prophase
This is the phase where cells spend the most time in.
Interphase
This is the most important part of Science.
Safety
This surrounds the nucleus.
(Put a stamp on it, and maybe you can mail it.)
Nuclear Envelope
This phase has chromosomes line up in the middle of the nucleus.
Metaphase
Mitosis is the division of this part of the cell.
Nucleus
This is something that can cause cancer.
Carcinogen
These "strings" form during Prophase and help pull the nucleus apart during mitosis.
Spindle Fibers
This phase of Mitosis has the Chromosomes pulled apart from each other.
Anaphase
This cell part connects the cells during Telophase and breaks apart during Cytokinesis.
Cytoplasm
Give 3 examples of carcinogens.
Cigarettes, Drugs, UV Rays, Radiation, Unhealthy Life Choices...
X marks the spot! These are bundles of condensed DNA that carry genetic information.
Chromosomes
Tell a friend. This phase of the cell cycle creates 2 new nuclei, but they are still connected with cytoplasm.
Telophase
Chromosomes are located here.
Nucleus
This therapy uses chemicals to treat cancer cells and can often harm healthy cells in the process.
Chemotherapy
During which 4 phases does the nucleus divide?
PMAT
Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
In this phase of the Cell Cycle the cytoplasm separates and 2 new daugther cells are formed.
Give 3 reasons that cells need to divide.
Growth, replace dead cells, replace injured or sick cells, reproduction....
Why is cancer considered a disease of the cell cycle?
Cells grow out of control to cause tumors