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3 parts of cell theory (1)
- all living thing are made up of cells
3 parts of cell theory (2)
- all living cells come from preexisting cells
3 parts of cell theory (3)
-the cells is the basic unit of life
gap 1 (g1)
growing phase
longest phase carries out normal functions
synthesis (s)
makes copy of DNA
interphase
cell copies its DNA, grows, and prepares for cell division
prophase
chromatin condense into fighting coiled chromosomes (first stage of mitosis)
metaphase
chromosomes line up in middle of the cell, spindle fibers attach
anaphase
sister cromatids separate at the centromere, chromosomes move away from each other
telophase
nuclear membrane and nucleolus reform
independent variable
what you change
dependent variable
changes because of independent variable
new world monkeys
have a tail
pluripotent
capable of giving ride to several different cell types
multipotent
capable of giving ride to many different cell types
order of classification
K- kingdom
P- phylum
C- class
O- order
F- family
G- genus
S- species
k,p,c,o,f,g,s
six kingdoms
plants (rose)
animals (lion)
archae (spider)
eubacteria (bacteria)
fungi (mushroom)
protists (slime)
p,a,a,e,f,p
3 shapes of bacteria ( cocci, spirillum, bacillus)
cocci- circles
spirillum- spiral like figures
bacillus- ovals (rods)
3 groups bacteria grow in (diplo, strepto, stapylo)
diplo- pairs
strepto- chains
stapylo- clumps
helical viral shape
bacteriophage viral shape
polyhedral viral shape
enveloped viral shape
lytic cycle
attaches to the host cell
host cell dies
lysogenic cycle
doesnt take over right away (hides)