The last phase of Mitosis is Cytokinesis. Describe what happens during this phase.
The 2 daughter cells begin to pull apart, the division of the cytoplasm takes place
What causes a cell to be considered "cancer"?
You must use the word regulate in your answer
The cancer cell can no longer regulate the cell cycle. The cell divides on its own and does not answer to the cyclin protein.
What are the two types of Cellular reproduction
Asexual and Sexual
What organelle is known as the Power House of the cell
it provides the cell with energy ATP
Mitochondria
Anaphase is the 3rd phase of Mitosis. What occurs during this phase? you must use the word centromere and spindle fiber in your answer
The centrioles have attached with their spindle fibers to the centromere (center of chromosome) and have pulled the chromosomes apart to opposite ends of the cell.
What does Cyclin do?
It is a protein that turns on or turns off the cell cycle(division)
Place the phases of mitosis in order.
include interphase in your answer
Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis
What organelle is known as the Brain of the cell. It is the location of DNA in a eukaryotic cell
Nucleus
Metaphase is the second phase in Mitosis. What occurs during this phase?
The chromosomes line up down the middle (equator) of the cell
What are some treatment options for cancer?
Radiation Therapy, Surgery, Chemotherapy
What is one advantage to sexual reproduction and what is one advantage to asexual reproduction
asexual reproduction = faster reproduction
nucleus
Telophase is at the end of Mitosis just before Cytokinesis. What occurs during Telophase? You must use the word Nucleus in your answer.
The two daughter cells begin to pull apart. The nuclei have formed again containing the DNA
A mass of cancer cells built up in one spot is called a
What type of reproduction do our cells (human) undergo?
sexual reproduction -gametes
asexual reproduction- somatic cells (skin, liver, stomach etc)
Cell membrane
G1 Phase- The cell begins to grow in size, increased number of organelles
S phase- DNA Synthesis
G2 phase- Continued growth of the cell
In the human body, some cells divide frequently and some cells rarely divide. Give an example of some cells that divide quickly, an example of cells that would rarely divide.
Which group would cancer cells belong to?
Skin cells, stomach cells, somatic cells will divide quickly to replace damaged cells
Nerve cells, brain cells will rarely divide if ever.
Cancer cells divide quickly since they can no longer regulate their cell cycles.
Many Eukaryotic cells can be grown in tissue cultures in the laboratory. Suppose you have two tissue cultures, one in G1 phase and one in the S phase. How would you determine which culture was in G1 and which was in S phase?
G1 = growth= Look for increased numbers of organelles/ growth in size
S phase= DNA being duplicated
List 3 organelles that a plant cell possess that animal cells do not.
Chloroplast
Cell Wall
Central Vacuole