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When error goes uncorrected, the cell undergoes _________

apoptosis

programmed cell death

apoptosis

Leading causes of death worldwide

Cancer

The result of uncontrolled cell division

Cancer

Cause cell division to happen

positive regulators

stops the cause of cell division

inhibators

Cancer cell continuously divide and pile up, they form lumps that we may call ______ if they are inside the bodyMasse

tumors

Masses of cells that have no apparent function.

Tumors

Two types pf tumors

Benign and Malignant Tumor

Those that have no negative effects on other cells

Benigne

cells that interfere with other cellsCancer

Malignant tumor

Cancer cells promote the growth of new blood vessels that aid them in getting nutrients and energi

angiogenesis

Migration to other parts of the body

Metastasis

errors in cell division that leave a cell with either an extra or deficient chromosome

Numerical Aberrations

gain or loss of genetic material in the chromosomes

Structural Aberrations

types of numerical aberrations

monoploidy, triploidy, monosomy, trisomy

they die before they are even detected

monoploidy

embryos that are triploids die resulting to miscarriage

triploid syndrom

instead of having two sex chromosomes, has only onei

turner syndrome

instead of having two sister chromatids, they only have oneh

cri du chat syndrome

have an extra chromosomes 13

patau

have extra chromosomes 18

edward’s syndrome

have an extra chromosomes 21

down sydrome

types of structural aberrations

deletion, detection, translocation, inversion

chromosome is missing or deleted

deletion

chromosomes is duplicated (aberrations)

duplication

chromosomes transfered to another location

translocation

chromosomes was removed, inverted, reattachedchro

inversion

chromosomes 15 is missing


has cheerful personality

angelman syndrom

small arm of chromosomes 12 is duplicated



affected development ug intellectual

pallister-killian syndrome

cancer of lymphatic system


caused by translocation of chromosomes 8wa

burkitt’s lymphoma

rare mascular dystrophy disease



caused by inversion of chromosomes 9

Walker-warburg syndrome