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A replicated cell that should not have been
Cancer
A tumor that stays in the same place and is not cancerous
Benign
A tumor that can cause cancer and travels throughout the body
Malignant
Cancer cells differ in what three ways
- divided when should not have
-invade surrounding tissue
-move to other locations in the body
Cancer is usually spread through this
Lymphatic System
collects fluids from microscopic blood vessels called capillaries
lymphatic system
a process where malignant tumors will break away and cause cancers at distant locations
metastisis
Asexual division
mitosis
produces daughter cells that are exact replicas of the parent cell
mitosis
microtubules contract and separate the sister chromatids from each other
anaphase
when copied chromosomes move into the daughter nuclei
mitosis
determines if it is necessary for a cell to divide
G1
double check the cell size
G2
verify chromosome have attached themselves to microtubules
Metaphase
normal genes that enable organisms to regulate cell division
proto-onco genes
genes that become mutated
onco-genes
serve as back up if proto-onco genes become mutated
tumor suppressor
supply a tumor with oxygen and nutrients
angio genesis
prevents cells from invading surrounding tissue
contact inhibition
holds normal cells in place
anchorage dependence
a sexual form of cell division
meiosis
meiosis produces what?
gametes
non-sexual chromosome
autosomes
x and y chromosomes
sex chromosomes
chromosomes arranged in pairs
karyotypes
pairs of non-sex chromosomes
homologous
a fertilized cell which contains two sets of chromosomes
diploid
when only one member of a homologous pair is present
haploid
crossing over occurs when
prophase 1 of meiosis