Mitosis
Mitosis Miscellaneous
Meiosis
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Miscellaneous
100
The result of mitosis and cytokinesis is __?__(2,4) __?__(identical, different) daughter cells. In humans, the daughter cells contain __?__(23,46) chromosomes.
2, identical, 46
100
Name the region in the middle of a chromosome that holds the 2 identical halves together. What are the 2 identical halves called?
centromere; sister chromatids
100
During _?_, pairs of homologous chromosomes can exchange DNA; this is called _?_
Prophase I; crossing over
100
Human gametes have _?_ chromosomes. Gametes are _?_ (haploid/diploid) which allows a constant number of chromosomes to be maintained after fertilization.
23; haploid.
100
Mitosis consists of 4 phases. List them. Draw a star next to the phase during which chromosomes are pulled apart. Draw a square next to the phase during which the nuclear envelope disintegrates and chromatin turns into chromosomes. Draw a circle next to the phase during which chromosomes line up on the equator. Draw a triangle next to the phase during which chromosomes relax and the nuclear envelope reforms.
*square* - prophase; *circle* - metaphase; *star* - anaphase; *triangle* - telophase
200
During _?_ , replicated chromosomes condense; centrioles move to opposite poles and the nuclear envelope dissolves
Prophase
200
_?_ factor stimulate cell division; _?_ is programmed cell death; _?_ is a term which means that cancer has moved from its original site
growth; apoptosis; metastasis
200
During the process of _?_, females produce 1 egg and 2 small polar bodies; during the process of _?_, males produce 4 sperm
oogenesis; spermatogenesis
200
At fertilization, a human embryo receives __ (22, 44) autosomes from the father and __ (22, 44) autosomes from the mother. In addition, the __?__ contributes an X or a Y will the _?_ contributes on an X.
22, 22, father; mother
200
Interphase consists of 3 parts. Name the parts and describe what happens in each part.
G1 - Gap 1 = main growth phase of a cell, cell is carrying out normal functions; S phase - Synthesis phase, DNA is copies; G2 - Gap 2 = cell gets ready for mitosis (cell division)
300
During _?_, daughter nuclei form at each end of the cell
telophase
300
A mass of cancer cells is called a(n) _?_ tumor; three options for treatment are:
malignant; radiation, chemotherapy, surgery
300
During _?_ chromosomes line up in the center of each of the two haploid cells; while during _?_ each haploid cells completes division producing a total of four haploid daughter cells
Metaphase II; Telophase II
300
The process of __?__ produces haploid gametes. At fertilization, the nuclei of the gametes fuse to form _?_ (1,2) nuclei.
meiosis; one
300
__?__ is uncontrolled cell growth. Substances that produce or promote this condition are called _?_. Types of this disease that affect muscle or bone are called _?_; if skin and lungs are affected it is called _?_
Cancer; carcinogens; sarcoma; carcinoma
400
During _?_, chromosomes line up at the center of the mitotic spindle
metaphase
400
During _?_ attachment between sister chromatids breaks and they move toward opposite poles
Anaphase
400
During _?_ nuclear envelopes in each haploid daughter cell disintegrate, spindle fibers form and centrioles migrate to opposite poles.
Prophase II
400
During this phase, homologous chromosomes condense, the nuclear envelope dissolves and spindle fibers form while during _?_, 2 haploid daughter cells are produced
Prophase I, Telophase I
400
The ratio of __?__ to __?__ limits the maximum size of a cell. When this ratio changes from 6:1 to 2:1, it is time for the cell to divide. The process during which the nucleus and its contents divide is called __?__. The process during which the cytoplasm divides is called __?_.
cell surface area to volume; mitosis; cytokinesis
500
_?_ are proteins that are made and destroyed at certain points in the cell cycle; along with kinases, these substances regulate the cell cycle.
Cyclins
500
A photo of an organism's homologous chromosomes is called a(n) _?_; explain how this photo can be used to detect genetic orders
karyotype; when homologous chromosomes are lined up, abnormalities (disorders) can be detected
500
During _?_ homologous chromosomes (tetrads) are lined up at the center of the cell while during _?_, homologous chromosomes (tetrads) are pulled apart and move to opposite ends of the cell
Metaphase I, Anaphase I
500
Name three reasons cells divide:
1. Repair; 2. Growth; 3. Reproduction