General Cell Cycle
The G Stages
S
M-Phase
Wild Card
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Full Cell Cycle Picture
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Mitosis & Cytokinesis Picture
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Fungi Mitosis (asexual reproduction) Picture
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Which stages make up Interphase?
What are G1, S, and G2
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In the terms G1 and G2, what do the G's refer to?
What is "Gap"
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What does S stand for in the cell cycle?
What is Synthesis
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What are the four stages of Mitosis? (In the Correct Order)
What are Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase
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When fungi go through mitosis, they are also going through what?
What is asexual reproduction
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What are the two main stages of the cell cycle?
What are Interphase and M-phase
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Which G stage increases the cell size more?
What is G1
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S phase is between which two phases?
What are G1 and G2
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Which stage of mitosis is the longest?
What is Prophase
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After going through mitosis, what is produced?
What are spores
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What is the goal of the cell cycle?
What is to create two genetically identical daughter cells
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Besides making the cells bigger, what is another function of the G stages?
What is making additional materials for following stages
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During the S stage, what is replicated?
What is DNA
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What occurs during cytokinesis?
What is the cells split apart
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Why do fungi go through mitosis?
What is to create spores that get blown around to reproduce
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Which stage of Interphase is the longest?
What is G1
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During the G stages, are the chromosomes or chromatin visible?
What is chromatin
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How many chromosomes are present after S phase takes place?
What is 0
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What produces the microtubules for use in metaphase and anaphase?
What is the centriole
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Unlike animals and plants, where do the spindles come from during the cell cycle?
What is the nucleus