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mitosis and cell
Question | Answer |
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mitosis is the process in which cells | mulitpy and divide creating new cells |
in mitosis identical chromosomes | aligned and pulled apart by fibers just before cytoplasm |
what is mitosis | to create wo identical daughter cells that are gentically identical to the parent cell |
what kind of cells would perform mitosis | somatic cells all body cells except ( gamatic cells |
what hold the chromsomes together | centromeres |
which phase is not part of mitosis | interphase |
what does interphase involve | synthsis of new orgenelles (G1- S- G2 - |
IN INTERPHASE chromes appear as | threadlike structure |
how many divistions in mitosis | 1 |
hw many daughter cells are in mitosis | 2 |
is mitosis gentically identical | yes |
howy many chromosomes | same as parents |
in prophase the nucleaus will disappear | n |
Bacterial cells divide by: | . binary fission |
Most eukaryotic organisms have ______________ chromosomes in their cells. | 10-50 |
Replicate copies of each chromosome are called _____________ and are joined at the ________________ | sister chromatids/centromere |
During which phase of the cell cycle is DNA synthesized? | s |
Chromosomes are visible under a light microscope during | mitosis |
During mitosis, the sister chromatids are separated and pulled to opposite poles during which stage of mitosis? | anaphase |
Cytokinesis is | the separation of cytoplasm and the formation of two cells. |
What causes cancer in cells? | . damage to genes |
. During interphase: | The cell grows cell is forming b. Chromosomes start to duplicate c. The cell prepares for mitosis |
. Diploid cells have: | 43 chromosomes |
During prophase, the centrioles: | Move to opposite ends of cell and form 2 separate poles |
The four stages of mitosis in their correct order are: | Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase |
The chromosomes are pulled apart by the spindle fibers during which stage: | anaphase |
. During metaphase | line up in the center |
In which stage do the nuclear envelopes form around the separate sets of chromosomes: | telephase |
G1 | replications of chromosomes growth in which the cell creates organelles and begins metablism |
s | Dna and synthesis f proteins necessay for mitosis chromosomes copied |
g2 | grows preparing for cell division |
what type of cells does the cell cycle occur | eukaryotes |
2 main phases of the cell cycle | interphase and metotic pase |
what is occuring during mitosis | replicating it self |
charmatides made up of | dna |
how long is human cell in interphase | 22 hours |
3 stages of interphase | g1, s, g2 |
what stage does cells exit | G1 |
3 types of cells tht enter into g0 | heart, brain, eyes |
what happens if g0 cells are damaged | cant be replaced |
what stage occurs after cytokinesis | g1 |
what part of the cell in divided in cytokinesis | cytoplasm |
shortest phase | G2 |
how long is g2 | 4 to 5 hrs |
how is cell prepared for mitosis | enzymes |
after g 2 phase | m phase |
what part of the cell is diving in mitosis | nucleaus |
whats another name for mitosis | karykinesis |
are chromosomes duplicated before or after mitosis | before |
nucleaus diving during --------------- while cytoplasm is diving during --------- | mitosis, cytokinsis |
how does cytokinsis occur sin animal cells | cleavage furrow |
how does cytokinsis form in plants | cell plate |
what is used to help break down nuclear membrane | enzymes |
what is broken down during prophase | nucleaus and nuclear membrane |