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Mrs. Janssen's Biology Chapter 5

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What is the key factor that limits the size of a cell?   Ratio of surface area to volume  
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When a cell reaches its size limit, what two things can it do?   Stop growing or divide  
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What is the cell cycle?   A cell's process of growing & dividing  
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What is interphase?   A stage of the cell cycle in which the cell grows, metabolizes, & replicates DNA  
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What is mitosis?   A stage of the cell cycle in which the nucleus & nuclear material divide  
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What is cytokinesis?   A stage of the cell cycle in which the cytoplasm divides and 2 new cells are formed  
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What is the cell doing during the G1 stage of interphase?   Growing & metabolizing  
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What is the cell doing during the S stage of interphase?   Copying DNA  
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What is the cell doing during the G2 stage of interphase?   Preparing for mitosis  
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What are chromosomes?   X-shaped structures that contain genetic material (DNA)  
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What is chromatin?   Relaxed form of DNA  
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What happens during prophase?   Chromatin condenses, nuclear membrane disappears, spindle forms  
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What happens during metaphase?   Chromosomes line up along equator  
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What happens during anaphase?   Chromosomes split and move toward poles  
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What happens during telophase?   Chromosomes reach poles & decondense, nuclear envelopes form  
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What happens during cytokinesis?   Cytoplasm divides, 2 new separate cells formed  
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What are sister chromatids?   Structures that contain identical copies of DNA  
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What are centromeres?   Structure at center of chromosome where sister chromatids are attached  
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What is cancer?   Uncontrolled growth and reproduction of cells  
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What is a carcinogen?   An agent that causes cancer  
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What is apoptosis?   Programmed cell death  
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What are stem cells?   Unspecialized cells that can develop into specialized cells?  
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What are the two types of stem cells?   Embryonic & adult  
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What is the longest phase of the cell cycle?   Interphase  
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What is the longest phase of mitosis?   Prophase  
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What is the shortest phase of mitosis?   Metaphase  
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What happens to DNA during interphase?   Replicates  
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What anchors the spindle during mitosis?   Centrioles  
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How many daughter cells are produced from mitosis?   2  
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What structure forms across the center of a plant cell near the end of telophase?   Cell plate  
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What are the proteins in chromosomes that DNA wraps around?   Histones  
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What is the term for cancer that has spread?   Metastasize  
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What is the term for a cancerous tumor?   Malignant  
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What is the term for a tumor that does not spread?   Benign  
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What anchors the spindle fibers during mitosis?   Centrioles  
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What connects the 2 chromatids together into one chromosome?   Centromere  
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What is a cell that can grow into any other type of cell?   Totipotent  
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What is the process by which a cell becomes specialized?   Differentiation  
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What is an unspecialized cell that can grow into a specialized cell?   Stem cell  
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What kind of cell can grow into any type of cell except totipotent?   Pluripotent  
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What kind of cell can grow into the cells of a closely related cell family?   Multipotent  
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