Pictures in division
It's just a phase I'm going through
The In Between
Let's Split
It's the Law
100
The phase shown here:
What is METAPHASE?
100
Chromosomes have now moved AWAY from the center towards the poles of the cell.
What is TELOPHASE?
100
Sometimes called "perpetual interphase" this gap phase indicates the cell is not going to divide.
What is G0?
100
Seen here it is the process in which deep skin cells actively divide pushing older cells up which leads to cell _______________.
What is cell REPLACEMENT? (repair)
100
____________ are a group of proteins that regulate the timing of the cell cycle.
What are CYCLINS?
200
The phase shown here:
What is ANAPHASE?
200
The cell is not dividing at this point, and the DNA is spread throughout the nucleus as Chromatin.
What is INTERPHASE?
200
The cell first grows in size and then waits to be signaled what to do next.
What is G1?
200
The 2 paramecia seen below represent a form of _____________ reproduction.
What is ASEXUAL?
200
_____________ factors from outside the cell cause the cell to respond by telling it to divide
What are GROWTH?
300
The phase shown here:
What is PROPHASE?
300
The chromosomes have been lined up in the middle and things are about to CHANGE.
What is METAPHASE?
300
The DNA is copied meaning each chromosome has been duplicated by the end of this phase
What is S?
300
The hydra below are demonstrating a form of cloning known as _______________.
What is BUDDING?
300
If programmed cell death in an embryo, also called _____________, is not completed properly, then the malformation below could result.
What is APOPTOSIS?
400
The phase seen here:
What is TELOPHASE?
400
The Centromere splits and the individual chromosomes are seen moving UP to the poles of the cell.
What is ANAPHASE?
400
During Interphase the only sign of the chromosomes is the thread-like material in the nucleus called this?
What is CHROMATIN?
400
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!
The hens and chicks plant below clones itself by producing _______________.
What are PLANTLETS?
400
A Cancer cell blows through the ____ stop sign and divides repeatedly to form masses of immature, useless cells.
What is G1?
500
The process seen here:
What is CYTOKINESIS?
500
FIRST the centrosome has divided, the spindle is forming and the nuclear envelope is breaking down.
What is PROPHASE?
500
During this phase of growth the cell's mitochondria and chloroplasts (plants only) will divide and the cell finishes its preparations to divide.
What is G2?
500
The prokaryotic cell below reproduces through a process called _____________ ___________.
What is BINARY FISSION?
500
Cells demonstrate ___________ - dependent inhibition when they stop dividing once they touch each other.
What is DENSITY?