The phase where a cell grows the most.
What is the G1 phase?
The end result of Mitosis.
What is two daughter cells?
Mutation that has no effect on the protein sequence.
What is a silent mutation?
Uncontrolled division of cells.
What is cancer?
A cell that can become any specialized cell in an organism.
What is a stem cell?
The process that takes place in the S phase.
What is DNA replication?
Phase of mitosis where two daughter cells have completely separated and created two distinct cell membranes.
What is Telophase and cytokinesis?
Insertion/deletion of one or more bases?
What is frameshift?
A tumor
What is a mass of abnormal cells?
What is the same between heart and lung cells?
What is genetic information (DNA)?
This phase takes about 80% of a cell cycles time.
What is Interphase?
Phase where DNA lines up at the center of the cell.
What is metaphase?

Mutation that is taking place?
What is point mutation?
A "Go" signal is also known as...
What is Proto-oncogenes?
Phase a cell enters when it becomes differentiated.
What is G0?
Reason DNA must be replicated in the S phase.
What is, so that the 2 daughter cells can have equal amount of DNA?

Phase this cell is currently in.
What is prophase?
Definition of nonsense mutation?
What is a stop codon substitutes for an amino acid?
Environmental factors that can trigger cancer?
What is UV radiation, heat, age, chemical exposure, cigarette smoke, genetics, radiation exposure and/or pollution?
Difference between muscle cells and skin cells.
What is gene expression?
After DNA is replicated, the final step for Interphase.
What is G2 phase where the cell grows again before mitosis takes place?
Process that takes place during Anaphase.
What is spindle fibers split DNA in half to opposite ends of the cell?
A mutation when an amino acid has been substituted.
What is missense mutation?
At the G1 checkpoint this is searched for.
What is DNA synthesis to begin? OR What is DNA damage, cell growth and nutrition?
Reason the process of mitosis would be important for skin cells.
What is, skin cells are constantly damaged and need to be repaired at a fast rate.