Meiosis
The name of the steps that occur.
What is PMAT 1 and PMAT 2.
The type of cells formed.
What are somatic cells?
These help regulate the cell cycle.
What are cyclins?
This is the organelle for short term storage and movement.
What are vesicles?
The number and type of daughter cells created.
What is 4 varying cells?
The number of daughter cells formed
This is also known as regulated cell death.
Apoptosis.
This is three types of active transport.
What are protein pumps, endocytosis and exocytosis?
This is the type of cells made.
What are gametes (egg and sperm)?
What phase occurs before M-phase and cell division?
What is interphase?
This is what signals a cell to become specialized.
What are growth factors or signals?
This is the movement of water from high to low concentrations.
What is osmosis?
This is the process that occurs during prophase 1.
What is crossing over?
Diploid cells are formed with this many chromosomes.
What is 46?
This is the checkpoint that ensures DNA was replicated correctly.
What is G2 checkpoint?
This is what happens to a cell put in a hypertonic solution.
What is the cell shrinking?
This is the definition of nondisjunction and what it may occur.
What is when a cell's chromosomes do not separate during meiosis and lead to there being two many chromosomes in one, and not enough in another. This may cause disorders or early cell death.
The description of each step of the process.
What is form spindle fibers during prophase, line up chromosomes in metaphase, pull apart chromosomes in anaphase, and reform the nuclear envelope/start splitting in telophase.
This is why the ratio of surface area to volume is important to cells.
What is to allow for determining the efficiency of nutrient movement, waste removal, and maintaining homeostasis.
This is the importance of cholesterol for cell membrane structure.
What is to help the cell maintain its structure and homeostasis in changing temperatures?