G1, S, G2
What is are the phases of interphase?
There is an error in cell growth. So the cell is stuck at a checkpoint.
What is G1 checkpoint?
What would happen if the G2 checkpoint was defective?
The cell wouldn't go through mitosis and it the mass would stay the same
Growth and normal cellular functions
What is G1 & G2?
Chromosomes are lined up on the cell's equator
What is metaphase?
What is M phase checkpoint?
How are chromatin, chromatid, and chromosomes similar
All strands of DNA
What does the S mean in the S phase and what happens in this stage?
S stands for synthesis and the DNA gets duplicated
A mutation occurs in a cell and they can't pass the M phase checkpoint. The cell can never go through this phase.
What is Mitosis?
If the parent cell has 65 chromosomes, how many chromosomes are in each daughter cell?
65
Unreplicated DNA.
What is G1 phase?
Doesn't occur in Mitosis.
What is replication of DNA or organelle & protein growth.
The two phases associated with cell division are...
What are mitosis and cytokinesis?
How do the G1 and G2 checkpoints differ?
G1 checkpoint makes sure the cell is large enough and is healthy enough to go through the cell cycle G2 checkpoint sends out repair enzymes to make sure the DNA strand was copied correctly?
Did not properly replicate their organelles.
What is G1 checkpoint?
What would happen if cytokinesis was skipped?
No genetics would be passed on the cell would get too large cell would die