Mitosis
Interphase
DNA Replication
Vocabulary
100

Name the phases of mitosis in order.

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis

100

Name the three phases of interphase in order

G1, S, G2

100

What is the structure of DNA called?

Double helix

100

Tightly coiled and condensed chromatin

Chromosomes

200

The final step of cell division where the cytoplasm splits, creating two separate daughter cells.

Cytokinesis

200

What does the "S" stand for in the S Phase

Synthesis/DNA Synthesis

200
Which phase does DNA replication occur in during the cell cycle?

Interphase - S Phase

200

The phase of the cell cycle when a cell undergoes division

Mitosis

300

The phase where the centromeres of the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell.

Metaphase

300
The phase when DNA is replicated to form 46 pairs of chromosomes.

S Phase

300

What are the complementary nucleotides to A and C on DNA?

T and G

300

The first 90% of the cell cycle when a cell prepares itself to divide 

Interphase

400

The phase where chromatin begins to coil tightly to form chromosomes and a mitotic spindle starts to form from the centrioles


Prophase

400

The main growth phase of the cell where all vital organelles are duplicated

G1 Phase

400

What enzyme binds to the unzipped strands of DNA to bring complementary nucleotides to form a new strand of DNA?

DNA Polymerase

400

The material that makes up a chromosome. It consists of strands of DNA and protein. 

Chromatin

500

The phase where two new nuclear membranes form around two new groups of chromosomes

Telophase

500

The phase where the "final touches" are added and organelles and proteins that are specific to cell division are created

G2 Phase

500

Which enzyme binds to the newly formed strands of DNA to signal that DNA replication should stop?

Ligase

500

When DNA replication occurs, half of the new strands are newly synthesized and half of the new strands are kept from the original. This is called ______________________

Semi-conservative