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Higher Human 1.1
1.1 Division and Differentiation of Cells
Question | Answer |
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Cells within a tumour can fail to attach to each other, spreading through the body. What can then form? | Secondary Tumours |
What is a mass of abnormal cells known as? | Tumour |
What cells divide excessively because they do not respond to regular signals? | Cancer Cells |
The use of embryonic stem cells can offer effective treatments for disease and injury; however, it involves destruction of embryos. What is this know as? | Ethical issue |
What are the 2 uses of stem cells? | Therapeutic and research |
What use of stem cells are corneal repairs and regeneration of damaged skin an example of? | Therapeutic |
What type of stem cells give rise to red blood cells, platelets, phagocytes and lymphocytes? | blood |
Where are blood stem cells located? | bone marrow |
What term is being described: they can differentiate into all of the types of cell found in a particular tissue type? | Multipotent |
What term is being described: All the genes in embryonic stem cells can be switched on so these cells can differentiate into any type of cell? | Pluripotent |
What type of stem cells are multipotent? | Tissue Stem cell |
What type of stem cells are pluripotent? | Embryonic Stem Cells |
Name the process by which a cell expresses certain genes to produce proteins characteristic for that type of cell. | Cellular differentiation |
When germline cells undergo meiosis what is produced? | haploid gametes |
When germline cells undergo mitosis what is produced? | germline stem cells |
What type of division to germline cells undergo? | mitosis + meiosis |
What type of division do somatic cells undergo? | mitosis |
What type of cells undergo mitosis? | Somatic + Germline |
What term in used to describe cells of the body NOT involved in reproduction? | Somatic |
What term is used to describe gametes (sperm and ova) and the stem cells that divide to form gametes? | Germline |