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The Structures that contain most of an organism's DNA
Chromosomes
The cell division that forms gametes
Meiosis
The fertilized egg (Diploid)
Zygote
A cell with a single chromosome set
Haploid Cell
Sperm and egg cells
Gametes
2 homologous sets of chromosomes
Diploid cells
Determine a person's gender
Sex chromosomes
Any chromosome that isn't a sex chromosome
Autosomes
The site where a gene is found on a chromosome
Locus
2 chromosomes that carry genes controlling the same inherited characteristic
homologous Chromosomes
Cancers of blood-forming tissues
Leukemias and Lymphomas
Arise in tissues that support the body
Sarcomas
Cancers that originate in the external or internal coverings of the body
Carcinomas
The spread of cancer cells beyond their original site
Metastasis
A cancerous tumor (CAN SPREAD)
Malignant tumor
Abnormal mass of essentially normal cells
Benign tumor
Do not have a properly functioning cell cycle control system
Cancer cells
A cyclically operating set of proteins in the cell that both triggers and coordinates major events in the cell cycle
Cell cycle control system
A protein that stimulates cells in the vicinity to divide
Growth Factor
Cell division slows down as the cell population becomes denser
Density-Dependent Inhibition
The requirement that, to divide, a cell must be attached to the substratum
Anchorage dependence
A membrane-enclosed disc formed by fusing vesicles
Cell plate
A groove in the cell that is the first sign of cleavage
Cleavage furrow
Nucleus divides
Mitosis
Prokaryotic cell division
Binary fission
Cytoplasm is divided in two
Cytokinesis
Eukaryotic cell division
Cell cycle
The area where the sister chromatids are joined
Centromere
The 2 copies formed by chromosome duplication
Sister chromatids
A combination of DNA and Protein molecules
Chromatin