Mitosis/Cell Cycle
The cell starts to elongate and pinch in the middle. Cytoplasm divides itself as organelles are separated to opposite sides.
What is Cytokinesis
The part where the two chromatids are held together.
Mass of cells.
What is Tumor.
What is the difference between mitosis and meiosis II?
What is the chromosome numbers.
Spindle fibers move the chromosomes so they are lined up in the middle of the cell between the centrioles.
What is Metaphase.
A disorder in which body cells lose the ability to control growth
What is Cancer
Chromatin is coiling up and becoming visible as chromosomes.
What is Prophase I.
What is Benign.
What is the result of nondisjunction?
What is gametes that have 22 or 24 chromosomes.
Two clusters of chromatids on each side of the cell start to unwind and become chromatin again.
Nondisjunction
What is the failure of chromosomes to separate properly.
Each centriole pulls one chromosome of the Tetrad in opposite directions.
What is Anaphase I.
Name 3 causes of cancer
What is human, environmental, and defective genes.
Eugene's syndrome is a genetic disorder; true or false?
What is false.
The centrioles on each opposite end of the cell pull on the centromeres.
What is Anaphase.
DNA is coiled and visible
The spindle fibers move the Tetrads towards the middle of the cell in a line.
What is Metaphase I.
Cancerous tumors that spread to other tissues.
What is Malignant.
Process of programmed cell death.
What is Apoptosis.
The chromatin is coiling up and becoming visible chromosomes.
What is Prophase.
Process that copies and makes an exact replica of DNA
What is Replication.
The cell elongates and starts to pinch together in the middle.
Name 3 treatments of cancer.
What is chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery.
Name 3 reasons that cells reproduce.
What is repair, replace, and growth.