Mitosis
Meiosis
Cancer
Mutations
Most Missed
100
Which type of cells undergo the process of mitosis?
Somatic Cells (Body Cells)
100
What cellular division process results in genetic diversity?
Meiosis
100
Tax Man:
Define Cancer.
Rapid and uncontrolled cell division.
100
What is the process called when chromosomes touch and swap information?
Crossing Over
100
Trade Request:
Where is an anticodon located?
On tRNA
200
What is the purpose of mitosis?
Growth and Repair
200
Double Jeopardy:
What is the term given to the 4 unique daughter cells that result from meiosis?
Gametes (Sperm and Egg Cells)
200
What type of cells does Cancer occur in?
Somatic
200
Explain how trisomy 21 happens.
The sperm or egg cell contains an extra chromosome for the 21st pairing.
200
Compare and Contrast Aerobic/Anaerobic Respiration in terms of energy.
Aerobic produces more ATP, thus generating more energy.
Anaerobic produces less ATP, thus generating less energy.
300
Double Jeopardy:
If a human skin cell has 46 chromosomes, how many will each daughter cell have as a result of mitosis?
46
300
If humans have 46 chromosomes in their somatic cells, how many will their gametes have?
23
300
Cancer is an error during what type of cellular division?
Mitosis (Asexual)
300
What can a DNA mutation change?
The type of protein being produced that can determine traits.
300
Double Jeopardy:
What organelles in a plant cell work to make and use energy? Explain how.
The chloroplast makes glucose, which is stored energy. The mitochondria uses the glucose to release energy.
400
What must happen prior to mitosis to ensure that the daughter cells have the correct amount of genetic information necessary?
DNA Replication
400
Trade Request:
What is the term used to describe the ploidy in reference to gametes?
Haploid
400
What type of tumor is known to spread?
Malignant
400
How quickly do chromosomal mutations have an effect?
Immediately
400
What type of cells contain membrane bound organelles?
Eukaryotic
500
Compare/contrast parent cells to daughter cells after mitosis.
Mandatory Generosity:
The two daughter cells are identical to the parent cell in every way.
500
Draw a rough model of meiosis.
500
All or Nothing:
When cancerous cells spread to another part of the body, what is it called?
Metastasis
500
Double Jeopardy:
Draw an example of a karyotype chart for someone with down syndrome.
500
What are the monomers that make up the four major macromolecules?
Monosaccharides - Carbs
Fatty acids and gycerol - Lipids
Amino Acids - Proteins
Nucleotides- Nucleic Acids