Beginning of Cell
Cell Differentiation
Organs
Cell cycle
DNA vocabulary
100

What does cell division start with?

A fertilized egg

100

What are stem cells

Undifferentiated cells that become differentiated into one or more types of specialized cells

100

What is an organism?

One individual member of a species 

100

What is a cell cycle?

A repeated pattern of growth, DNA duplication and cell division that occurs in eukaryotic cells.

100

What is a chromosome?

One long continues thread of DNA that consists of thousands of genes and regulatory information.

200

What does a egg turn into once fertilized?

A zygote

200

What are the two types of stem cells?

Embryonic and Adult stem cells

200

What is an organ system?

It is a set of organs working together for a common function

200

What are the two purposes of a cell cycle?

Growth and repair

200

What is a gene?

A section of DNA that contains the instructions for making a protein

300

What gives rise to many identical cells?

Cell division through mitosis

300

What is a Embryonic stem cell

Cells that have never differentiated 

300

What is an organ?

Set of tissues working together for a common function

300

What is interphase?

The growth phase of the cell cycle

300

How many chromosomes is your DNA organized into

46

400

What is Differentiation?

a process that creates special structures and funcations

400

What is a adult stem cell?

Cells found in adult bone marrow

400

What is tissue?

Group of cells working together for a common function

400

How many phases are in the interphase part of the cycle?

3

400
What is a Chromatid?

one half of a duplicated chromosome.

500

What do specialized cells become?

Tissue, organs, then organ systems

500

True or false: Adult stem cells are partially differentiated

True

500

What is a cell?

Most basic unit of life that has all the characteristics of life

500

What are the three parts to interpahse?

G1, S, and G2

500

What is a centromere?

Region of the condensed chromosomes that look pinched.

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