Meiosis
Mitosis
More mitosis and meiosis
Osmosis
Cellular respiration
100

During meiosis a _____ cell undergoes division, producing a ______ cell.  

Germ... gamete

100

The purpose of mitosis is to produce

what is identical somatic cells.

100

Genetic mutations in the G checkpoints of mitosis could result in a 

What is a tumor. 

100

A solute moving down its concentration gradient, from high to low solute is known as

Passive diffusion

100

When _______ levels are low, glycolysis is the only avenue for ATP production.

What is oxygen

200

Which phase of mitosis is depicted in the diagram?


What is telophase

200

An organism has a diploid number of chromosomes of 10. How many chromosomes would be found in their somatic cell? How many chromosomes would be found in their gametes? 

Somatic = 10 (diploid) 

Gametes = 5 (haploid) 

200

What would be an advantage to asexual reproduction?

rapid reproduction

200

The diagram below depicts two substances that are separated by a permeable membrane.  This solution is considered to be


What is at equilibrium

200

This diagram depicts the


what is the  electron transport chain. 

300

What two things occur during Meiosis that increase genetic diversity?

1. Crossing Over 

2. Independent Assortment

300

The G1 and G2 checkpoints of interphase are responsible for

What is checking the original and duplicated DNA for errors. 

300

What protein structures in the cell are responsible for organizing the chromosomes during cell division?  

centrioles and spindle fibers

300

CO2 and O2 are able to diffuse through the cellular membrane because 


what is small and do not carry a charge. 

300

Oxidative phosphorylation occurs in the 

what is the mitochondria

400

This _______ cell is undergoing _______.


What is gamete / metaphase 1

400

In Mitosis, which 2 phases have duplicated chromosomes and which two phases have single, unduplicated chromosomes?

Duplicated - prophase, metaphase 

Unduplicated - anaphase, telophase


400

The process below describes

  • Chromosomes condense, nuclear envelope breaks apart, spindle forms…

  • Homologous chromosomes come together as pairs

  • Non-sister chromatids exchange genetic material by crossing over

meiosis, prophase 2

400

The Boston Marathon is held on a hot summer day.  One of the runners forgot their electrolyte supplements and is forced to hydrate with pure water.  At the end of the marathon the runner has a severe headache and then has a seizure.  Blood work shows that their cells are

what is swollen and lysing

400

C6H12O6 -------> 6CO2 is an example of a reduction or oxidation reaction?

What is oxidation 

500

Mitosis begins with a (diploid/haploid) cell and ends with a (diploid/haploid) cell. 


Meiosis begins with a (diploid/haploid) cell and ends with a (diploid/haploid) cell.

Mitosis... diploid... diploid 

Meiosis... diploid... haploid

500

Metaphase, the second step of mitotic phase, can be described as

the process of organizing DNA so that it can be precisely divided between the two cells.

500

Cross-Over involves exchange of genetic material between non-sister chromatids of homologous pairs of chromosomes.  This occurs at what sites?

What is chiasma sites

500

Large molecules such as glucose and charged molecules such as amino acids enter the cell via ________ which does/does not require ATP.

what is facilitated diffusion / does not
500

These molecules act as H+ acceptors and donators in all stages of cellular respiration. 

What are NADH and FADH