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Chapter 8 Part 1

Honors Biology Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Cell Cycle the life span or generation time of a cell from its beginnings to the time it will divide
G1 the first growth phase of a cell where it increases to adult size and perform its functions
S the synthesis phase where a cell replicates its DNA, so the cell is committed to dividing
G2 the second growth phase where it builds up the materials needed for cell division before protein synthesis shuts down
G0 the phase of a cell where it jumps out of the cell cycle because it is too complex to ever divide again
Mitosis a form of asexual reproduction in which a parent cell divides producing two daughter cells having identical genetic components (the same DNA)
Parent Cell the original cell that is being divided
Daughter Cell 2 identical cells divided off of the parent cell
Somatic Cell normal building cells that aren't involved in sexual reproduction
Diploid Number a full set of chromosomes characteristic of that species (2n) in their cells
IPMAT stages of a cell cycle including interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
Chromatin a combination of DNA and histones
Chromatids replicated copies of DNA held by a centromere
Centromere holds chromatids together and attached them to spindle fibers
Centrioles organelle that organizes the cytoskeleton in animal cells
Aster Rays new temporary cytoskeleton
Spindle Apparatus all the microtubules involved in cell division
Polar Fibers spindle fibers that extend from pole to pole and establish the plane of division for the cell
Kinetochore Fibers spindle fibers that extend from pole to centromere and move chromosomes by lengthening/shortening
Metaphase Plate the equator of the cell where chromosomes are pulled toward
Sister Chromosomes 2 replicated chromosomes that were split off the original chromosome
Cytokinesis the division of the cytoplasm
Cleavage Furrow a contraction ring formed by actin microfilaments pulling in the cell membrane in the center of the cell where there is no support from aster rays
Cell Plate a new cell membrane between 2 plant cells formed by small vesicles produced during G2 that migrated and fused together
Binary Fission cells splitting into 2
Exogenous Controls controlling factors outside the cell like the availability of nutrients, the oxygen supply, temperature, and chalones
Chalones chemicals produced by cells that influence/inhibit the reproduction and differentiation of cells of their own type
Endogenous Controls controlling factors for division that come from inside the cell like genetic controls
Inducers genetic controls that turn on the cell division process
Suppressors genetic controls that turn off cell division
Oncogenes genes that keep dividing and become cancer genes
Density-Dependent Behavior behavior in which cells normally stop dividing when they fill an area or are in close contact to other cells
Tumors a mass of cells
Benign Tumors tumors that are harmless under current conditions
Malignant Tumors tumors that cause harm as they no longer perform the normal functions of their cell type and interfere with other cells' functions
Metastasis when cancer cells break off the original tumor, can travel to other parts of the body and establish new tumors
Carcinogens substances that can cause cancer
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