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3 problems caused by growth

1.DNA overload


2.Getting food


3. Expelling waste

Cell Division

Divides into 2 daughter cells

3 problems solved by cell division

1.each daughter gets own DNA


2. Reduce volume


3. Increase surface area

When are chromosomes visible

During cell division

Interphase

Cell grows, G1 S G2

Cell Cycle

Series of events that cells go through as they grow and divide

Phases of Mitosis

PMAT

Role of the spindle

Separate chromosomes

Diploid (2n)

46

Haploid(n)

23

How are gametes produced

Meiosis

Why is the chromosome # reduced in meiosis

Replication doesn't occur

What does meiosis result in

Haploid cells

Cell plate

Cell division of plants

Metaphase

Chromosomes line up down the middle

If a parent cell has 4 chromosomes,how many will daughter cells have in mitosis

4 chromosomes

If prophase has 8 chromatods,how many chromosomes in each nucleus in telophase

4 chromosomes

What does the nucleus contain?

Genetic material

Cell specialization

Prokaryotes don't have specialization

Solution and mixture

Salt stirred into water

pH of stomach acid & oven cleaner

Stomach below 7,oven cleaner above 7

Hypothesis

Testable explanation

Homeostasis

Keeping internal conditions stable

How do skin cells near a cut behave

They grow and divide until they come in contact with one another

How might multinucleated cells come from

Mitosis has occurred repeatedly without cytokinesid having occurred

Explain the role of p53 in growth and division of cells

Healthy p53 will stop the cell cycle after cells have properly replicated a defect in p53 will allow the cells to multiply chaotically

How might a scientist test a cell for cancer if it has not yet formed a tumor

Culture it in a Petri dish to see if it responds to the signals to regulate the cell cycle