This is the genetic material when the cell is NOT dividing:
What is CHROMATIN
100
These are the reasons cells do mitosis:
What is for GROWTH & REPAIR
100
This is the stage of the cell cycle where unreplicated chromosomes become replicated chromosomes:
What is S phase
100
These types of growths that result from abnormal cell division involve cells that usually grow to a certain size, then quit dividing and DO NOT move throughout the body:
What are BENIGN growths
100
This structure forms in plant cells, to aid division of the cytoplasm:
What are CELL PLATES
200
This is the stage of cell division where we first see chromosomes:
What is PROPHASE
200
This is the stage of the cell cycle that consists of mitosis & cytokinesis:
What is M-PHASE or CELL DIVISION
200
This is the phase of the cell cycle where nuclei reappear around clusters of chromosomes:
What is TELOPHASE
200
This is the term given to tumors that move throughout the body:
What are METASTATIC (cells that METASTASIZE)
200
This structure forms during telophase in animal cells, and is the beginning of cytokinesis:
What is a CLEAVAGE FURROW
300
This is the stage of the cell cycle where cells spend most (~90%) of their time:
What is INTERPHASE
300
This is the stage of the cell cycle that DIVIDES THE NUCLEUS:
What is MITOSIS
300
This is the stage of mitosis where we observe the chromosomes lined up on the equator:
What is ANAPHASE
300
This is the type of cell division exhibited by prokaryotes:
What is BINARY FISSION
300
This is a short array of microfilaments originating near the centrosome that anchors the centrioles in place:
What is the ASTER
400
These are the 3 phases of interphase:
What is G1, S & G2
400
This is the stage of the cell cycle that DIVIDES THE CYTOPLASM:
What is CYTOKINESIS
400
These are two chemicals that serve as cytoplasmic signals that regulate cell division:
What is cyclins and CDKs
400
This trait of cells says that cells too closely packed together have less of a tendency to divide further:
What is DENSITY-DEPENDENT INHIBITION
400
These are the microtubules emitted by the centrioles that direct chromosome movement during mitosis:
What are SPINDLE FIBERS
500
This is the stage that cells that are no longer dividing will enter:
What is G0 (Cell Cycle Arrest)
500
This stage of MITOSIS effectively doubles the number of (what we call) chromosomes, in a cell:
What is ANAPHASE
500
This event related to the cell cycle effectively is when the cell cycle loses its control mechanisms:
What is CANCER
500
This trait of cells states that cells not anchored to a substrate have little chance of dividing:
What is ANCHORAGE DEPENDENCE
500
This effectively describes the total amount of DNA found in an organism: