The number of layers in the phospholipid membrane.
What is 2? (Phospholipid BI-layer).
The cell category that is smaller and contains bacteria and archaea.
What is prokaryotes?
Name two key characteristics of cancer.
What is:
Uncontrolled growth, Infinite number of divisions, Less prone to APOPTOSIS (intentional cell death), Genetically unstable (Different numbers of chromosomes), Invade/colonize distant tissues (Metastasis)
The place in the cell cycle where mitosis occurs.
What is M (miotic) phase?
The three cell cycle phases before M-Phase.
What is G1, S, and G2?
When the salt concentration is equal to the cell.
The amount of cells that humans have more of (HINT: "human" or bacterial/prokaryotic).
What is bacterial/prokaryotic?
The amount of mutations necessary to create cancer.
What is multiple (>1)?
The process that directly follows mitosis.
What is cytokinesis?
The parts of a ribosome.
What is large subunit and small subunit?
The name of the two types of passive transport.
What is simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion?
The cell categories that have cell walls.
What are prokaryotes and some eukaryotes (plant cells)?
The type of tumors that are deemed dangerous based on their location (surgery can cure these).
What are benign tumors?
The phase in which chromosomes align along the center of the cell.
What is metaphase?
The main thing that differentiates the smooth and the rough ER (endoplasmic reticulum).
What is ribosomes?
In diffusion, the way which substances move and what is achieved via this movement.
What is high to low and equally distributed substances (across the membrane)?
The relationship within surface area to volume ratios and which is considered more efficient.
What is larger the cell/object, the smaller the ratio (inverse relationship) and smaller cells/objects?
The cancer genes that corresponds with DNA repair genes.
What are genome stability genes?
The phase in which the nuclear membrane reforms.
What is telophase?
The name of the repetitive chromatids at the ends of chromosomes.
What is telomeres?
The type of ions that move through the semi-permeable membrane easiest.
What is small hydrophobic (non-polar)?
The cell categories that contain DNA and the type of DNA they contain.
What is prokaryotes: circular and eukaryotes: linear?
The type of cancer gene that stimulates cell division and what it can turn genes into.
What are proto-oncogenes and oncogenes?
The stage of mitosis that this cell is in:
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What is anaphase?
Define the theory of endosymbiosis OR state two pieces of evidence that support it.
What is the concept that mitochondria/chloroplasts are results of a prokaryote engulfing another prokaryote OR size, circular DNA, divide via fission, has their own ribosomes, or unique phospholipid inner membrane?