Why are cells limited in size? | ||
The production of genetically identical offspirng from a single parent | ||
The production of offspring that has genetic information inherited from two parents | ||
Genetic information is bundled into packages of DNA called | ||
Thin strands of DNA and proteins within the nucleus is called | ||
Prokaryotic cells like bacteria undergo a type of asexual reproduction called... | ||
Interphase is broken down into three phases called... | ||
The normal growth phase of the cell is called... | ||
The phase in interphase when DNA is replicated is called... | ||
The phase in interphase when the cell begins to form centrioles and other parts to prepare for cell division (mitosis) | ||
The M phase consists of two main stages which often overlap. They are... | ||
phase of mitosis when the nuclear envelope disappears, chromatin forms chromosomes and centrioles and spindle fibers move to opposite sides: | ||
The sides of a chromosome are connected together by a ... | ||
Each side of a chromosome is called a... | ||
phase of mitosis when the spindle fibers cause the chromosomes to line up in the middle of the cell in a single file line. | ||
phase of mitosis when chromosomes separate and move along spindle fibers to opposite ends of the cell | ||
phase of mitosis when chromosomes untangle, nuclear envelope begins to be made again, centrioles and spindle fibers dissinigrate and the cell begins to pinch inward forming two new cells | ||
The cell spends most of its life in... | ||
a family of proteins that regulate the cell cycle | ||
a group of proteins that respond to event occuring inside the cell. (like spindle fibers attaching to centromeres) | ||
a group of proteins that respond to events outside the cell. (like damage to the skin) | ||
external regulators that stimulate the growth and division of cells. Very important in embryo development and wound healing | ||
Typically cells will slow down dividing when they come in _________ with each other. | ||
programmed cell death | ||
cell and chromatin shrink, cell membrane breaks off, neighboring cells clean up the cell's remains | ||
uncontrolled cell growth | ||
a mass of cells | ||
mass of cells that does not spread to surrounding healthy tissue or to other pats of the body | ||
mass of cells that invade and destory surrounding healthy tissue | ||
process of malignant cells leaving the tumor and traveling to healthy tissue via the blood stream or lymph system to begin secondary tumors. | ||
General reason for what causes cancer | ||
Sources of cancer | ||
Enviromental factors that increase the risk of cancer | ||
Three treatments for cancer | ||
Chemical compounds that kill or slow down cancer cells but also interfere with cell division in normal, healthy cells. |
Chapter 10 Cell Division
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