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making new cells allows you to _ and _ cells that have died.

grow and replace cells

_ cells are replaced every few days

stomach cells

- life cycle of a cell

cell cycle

cell cycle begins when _ _ _ _

when a cell is made

cell cycle ends when _ _ and _ 2 new _

when cell divides and forms 2 new cells

before a cell divides in must make a copy of its _

DNA

DNA of a cell is organized into structures called _

chromosomes

chromosomes in _ cell is 1 of the structures in the nucleus that is made of _ and _

eukaryotic, DNA and protein

chromosomes in _ cells is the main _ of DNA

prokaryotic, ring

Copying chromosomes will ensure that each new cell will be an exact copy of its _ _

parent cell

how a cell makes more cells depends on if it is _ or _

prokaryotic or eukaryotic

which are more complex?


prokaryotic ~ eukaryotic

eukaryotic

bacteria have _ and single _ DNA _ but don't have membrane covered organelles

ribosomes and single circular DNA molecules

-cell division in bacteria

binary fission

binary fission-

splitting into 2 parts

binary fission results in _ cells each containing _ copy of the circle of DNA

2 cells, 1 copy

chromosomes of eukaryotic cells have more _ than prokaryotic

DNA

different kinds of eukaryotes have different _ of chromosomes. more complex eukaryotes don't always have more chromosomes than simple ones

numbers

-pairs chromosomes line up in

homologous chromosomes

homologous chromosomes are similar because they have the same sequence of _ and the same _

genes and structure

eukaryotic cell cycle 3 stages

interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis

in this phase... joined chromatids coil and condense into an X shape

mitosis

in this phase... a cell grows and copies its organelles and chromasomes

interphase

in this stage... the cell splits into 2 identical cells

cytokinesis

interphase- each _ is copied, 2 copies called _, held together at region called _

chromosomes, chromatids, centromere

mitosis- _ separate, ensures each new cell receives a copy of each _

chromatids, chromosomes

Mitosis 4 phases

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

chromatids separate and move to opposite sides of cell

anaphase

nuclear membrane is dissolved and paired chromatids align at equator, begin to attach to spindil fibers

metaphase

nuclear membrane forms around each set of chromosomes and chromosomes unwind

telophase

chromosomes condense from long strands into rodlike structures, spindil fibers and centrols begin forming

prophase

in plant cells _ _ forms new cell membrane and new cell wall that separates to make new cells

cell plate