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Isotonic |
"NORMAL" cell the amount of water transported into the cell is the equal amount that is transported out |
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Hypertonic |
The solution has a higher solute concentration than the cell so water moves out of the cell and into the solution causing the cell to plasmolyze |
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Hypotonic |
the solution has a lower solute concentration than the cell so water moves into the cell causing plant cells to swell and animal cells to swell and burst |
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Aerobic? |
With Oxygen |
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Anaorobic? |
Without OXYGEN |
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What is fermentation called in plants? |
Ethnyol fermentation |
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What is the fermentation in animals called? |
latic acid fermentation |
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Steps of Mitosis in order? |
PMAT(Inter phase is starting and cyto end) r e n e o t a l p a p o h p h p a h a h s a s a e s e s e e |
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Each stage of cell differation? |
Zygote------ Blastocyst------- Gasytro |
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Where does differeation begin?
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Blastocyst |
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The 3 germ layers? |
ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm |
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Endoderm examples? |
lung, thyroid, pancreatic |
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Mesoderm examples? |
cardiac, RBC, Smooth gut, skeletal, |
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Ectoderm examples? |
Neuron, pigment, epidermis |
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What is a tumor and how would you know? |
contact inhibition, strange shape of cells |
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How can you get cancer? |
Radiation, Chemicals, genetics, viruses, UV light, |
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Cytokinesis? |
Clevage of cell into two halves |
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Cytokinesis in fungi and prostists? |
mitosis occurs within the nucleous |
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Chromosome replication |
2 identical chromatids joined by a centromere |
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Diploid? |
a cell processing two copies of each chromosome (human body cells) |
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Homogous? |
chromosomes are made up of sister chromatids joined at the centromere |
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Haploid? |
a cell possessing a single copy of each chromosome (Human sex cells) |
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What is a chromosome? |
long continueous thread of DNA |
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Why do chromosomes condese at the start of mitosis? |
to carry out its nessaccary functions |
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How does interphase prepare a cell to divide? |
duplication of organelles |
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Why does a skin cell divide faster more than a liver cell? |
because it is damaged more often |
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What process divides a cells cytoplasm? |
cytokinesis (CYTO- PLASM) |
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What process divides the cell and its nucleous? |
Mitosis |
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Cell cycles 4 main stages? |
Gap, Syntheis, Mitosis, Gap 2 |
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two processes that make up the M stage in the cell cycle? |
Cytokinesis and mitosis |
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What uncontrolled cell cycle causes cancer? |
mitosis |
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Physical differences of cancer cells to normal cells? |
had sticky parts |
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What is a Benign tumor? |
cells do not migrate to other areas of the body |
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What is a malignant tumor? |
cells that migrate to other parts of the body and harm and kill |
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what is metastasis? |
when a tumor or cancer cell spreads throughout the body |
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How do doctors determine is a tumor is cancerous? |
Biopsy |
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Methods of how to treat tumors? |
SLASH-----BURN-----POISEN (surgery, chemotherapy, radiation) |