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Name the stage of interphase in which cells copy their DNA.

S phase

G1


S


G2

Name this phase.

Name this phase.

Anaphase

PMAT

What phase do spindle fibers and centrioles disappear?

Telophase

PMAT

What is this spot that holds chromatid arms together?

What is this spot that holds chromatid arms together?

A centromere

Order these phases

A B C D E

Order these phases




A B C D E

1, 5, 4, 2, 3

DNA that is spread out in the nucleus of a non-dividing cell is called what?

Chromatin

What Phase is this cell in?

What Phase is this cell in?

Metaphase

PMAT

What phase of the cell cycle does the cells spend most of their time doing their normal job?

G1 phase

G1, S, G2

What structure do spindle fibers grow out of?

The centriole

What phase of the cell cycle do cells make all the organelles needed for the new cell?

G2

G1, S, G2

Chromosomes that are the same size, same shape, and carry genes for the same traits are called what?

Homologous chromosomes

True or false! homologous chromosomes are identical.

FALSE!

What phase fallows anaphase?

Telopahse

PMAT

What phase is the nucleus visible and the DNA is spread out in chromatin?

Interphase

PMAT

What phase do chromatids separate and move to the opposite ends of the cell?

Anaphase

PMAT

TRUE or FALSE! Chromatids of a chromosome are identical.

TRUE!

What are the microtubules that that pull the chromosomes called?

Spindle fibers

Phase of the cell cycle in which cells stop dividing:

G1

G1, S, G2

What phase of the cell cycle follows the G1 phase?

S phase

What is the phase in which the nuclear membrane and nucleolus disappear then spindle fibers and centrioles appear?

Prophase

PMAT

What phase has cleavage?

Telophase

PMAT

What phase does the nuclear membrane and nucleus return?

Telophase

PMAT

What are the 3 phase of the cell cycle in the correct order?

G1, S, G2

What phase does the cytoplasm split?

Telophase - cytokinesis

PMAT

What phase do chromosomes spread out and unwind into chromatin?

Telophase

PMAT

What phase do cells start to split?

Telophase

PMAT

What is the dividing wall in a plant cell called?

Cell plate

If a cell has 34 chromosomes then how many chromatids does it have?

68

What is it called when two homologous chromosome overlap then exchange DNA?

Cross over

During what stage of meiosis does cross over happen in?

Prophase 1

What causes cross over?

synapsis

What produces haploid cells?

meiosis

What makes sex cells?

meiosis

What occurs in both plant and animal cells?

Both mitosis and meiosis

In humans this produces cells with 23 chromosomes.

meiosis

What involves cellular division?

Both mitosis and mieosis

DNA is copied once

Both mitosis and meiosis

What makes body cells?

Mitosis

Which produces 4 cells?

Meiosis

Which makes identical cells?

Mitosis

Homologous cells line up paired with each other.

Meiosis

Cells divide only once.

mitosis

Makes diploid cells.

mitosis

Produces 2 cells

Mitosis

Has two separate divisions.

Meiosis

All new cells make are different from each other.

Meiosis

In humans this produces cells with 46 chromosomes.

Mitosis

Homologous chromosomes do not line up next to each other.

Mitosis