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Mitosis
Meiosis
The Cell Cycle
Regulation of Cell Cycle
100
Each duplicated chromosome is composed of 2 _______ _________. 

Sister Chromatids

100

Has __ nuclear division(s)

1

100

Has __ nuclear division(s)

2

100

Identify the 3 stages of the Interphase in order

G1, S, G2

100

Programmed cell death is

Apoptosis

200

The middle region of the chromosome is called the

Centromere

200

Produces (2/4), (diverse/identical), (haploid/diploid) daughter cells

2 identical diploid

200

Produces (2/4), (diverse/identical), (haploid/diploid) daughter cells

4 diverse haploid

200

DNA replication occurs in this phase 

S

200

The checkpoint in the M phase of the cell cycle makes sure the spindle is attached to the kinetochores before splitting in this phase

Metaphase

300

The spindle attached to the ________ which are located on each side of the middle of the chromosome

Kinetochore

300

The chromosomes starts to form and become visible in this phase

Prophase

300

Crossing over occurs in this phase

Prophase I

300

Growth and preparation for division occurs in this phase

G2

300

Tumors are a result of 

Uncontrolled cell growth

400

Prokaryotes make new individuals by ________ while eukaryotes make new individuals through ________ and fertilization.

Binary fission and meiosis

400

New nuclei are formed in this phase

Telophase

400

The homologous pair of chromosomes separate in this phase

Anaphase I

400

What occurs after M?

Cytokinesis

400

This phase is where cells are sent to fix mistakes

G0

500

When DNA is not needed in chromosome form for nuclear division, it is in the form of ________

Chromatin

500

These type of cells are produced (USE THE FANCY WORDDDD)

Somatic

500

What are the two ways that genetic diversity can occur in meiosis to produce gametes?

Crossing Over and Independent Assortment

500

There is a ______ between the G1 and S phase that ensures the cell is ready for the S phase.

Protein/Checkpoint

500

Cancer is a result of mutated ________ within the cell cycle

proteins/checkpoints

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