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| Why does a cell cycle have a regular pattern of cell and growth? | The four main stages make up interphase.
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| Why does Gap 1 carry out normal functions? | The skeletal muscle cell contracts to move joints.
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| What does Synthesis mean? | "The combining of parts to make a whole"
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| Which stage is Mitosis? | The fourth stage.
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| What does cytokinesis result to? | The result is two daughter cells that are genetically identical to the original cell.
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| What's the approximate life span for a skin cell? | Their life span is 2 weeks.
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| Why do cells have a size limit? | If cells were too small, then they could not maintain all of the necessary nutrients, proteins,and organelles.
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| Why do some cells have to be large? | To maintain their growth and division.
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| How many chromosomes does our body have? | Our body has a total of 46 chromosomes.
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| Why do chromosomes duplicate during Mitosis? | They must condense in order to be divided between two nuclei.
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| Why do telomeres repeat nucleotides that do not form genes? | They prevent the ends of chromosomes from attaching to each other.
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| Why does a cells nucleus divide into two genetically nuclei? | The body cell has to form.
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| What are histones? | Histones are a group of proteins
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| What are chromosomes? | A chromosome is a long thread of DNA that consists of numerous genes.
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| What is Telephase? | Telephase is a nuclear membrane that starts to form and chromosome uncoil.
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