2nd qtr 1,2&3

36問 • 1年前

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問題一覧

Two types of cell cycle

Mitosis Meiosis

Transport mechanisms

Simple diffusion Facilitated transport Active transport Bulk transport

Structures and functions of biological molecules

Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Nucleic acids

Cell cycles

interphase G1 phase S phase G2 phase Cell divison

In this cycle cell is most active

interphase

In this cycle cell increases in size

Gap 1 phase

In the cycle duplication of genetic materials

S phase

In this cycle, it synthesize proteins

Gap 2 phase

It is known as the quiescent stage of the cell cycle

G0 phase

It has half the number of chromosome

Haploid

It has two sets of chromosomes

Diploid

Happens during meiosis tetrads

Homologous

Bound at center by centromere

Chromatid

A disc like structure in the plane of the equator of the spin separates the two sets of chromosomes during cytokinesis

Cell plate

Dividing stage

Cell division

Body cell

Mitosis

Sex cell

Meiosis

Karyokinesis

Nucleus

Cytokinesis

Cytoplasm

Cell plate

Plant cell

Cleavage furrow

animal cell

Why do cells divide

To multiply For growth To repair To give identical copy

Cells grow without limit

DNA overload

Food and oxygen have to cross membrane

Exchange of material

Thread like Structure

Chromatin

Condensed structure

chromatid

Butterfly like structure

Chromosome

One of a network of filament that extend inward from the pulse of a dividing cell, forming a spindle shaped figure

Spindle fiber

A protein structure it forms at the centromere

Kinetochore

Three types of cell divison

Prokaryotes Eukaryotes Sometic cell

Divide forming new identical cell

Binary fission

The other word for body cell

sometic cell

Three main steps of binary fission

DNA replication Chromosome segregation Cytokinesis

In this checkpoint It decides whether or not cell will divide

G1 checkpoint

Determines if DNA has been properly replicated

S checkpoint

Ensures chromosomes are aligned at mitotic plate

Mitotic spindle checkpoint

1&2 (2nd quarter)

1&2 (2nd quarter)

3,4&5 (2nd quarter)

3,4&5 (2nd quarter)

2nd qtr 4,5&6 include the different phases of cell division

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2nd qtr 4,5&6 include the different phases of cell division

2nd qtr LAST

2nd qtr LAST

2nd quarter 1

2nd quarter 1

2nd quarter 2

2nd quarter 2

2nd qtr

2nd qtr

1st quiz

1st quiz

exam identification

exam identification

exam 2

exam 2

rs 1

rs 1

branches

branches

Atp cycle

Atp cycle

Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis

3rd

3rd

問題一覧

Two types of cell cycle

Mitosis Meiosis

Transport mechanisms

Simple diffusion Facilitated transport Active transport Bulk transport

Structures and functions of biological molecules

Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Nucleic acids

Cell cycles

interphase G1 phase S phase G2 phase Cell divison

In this cycle cell is most active

interphase

In this cycle cell increases in size

Gap 1 phase

In the cycle duplication of genetic materials

S phase

In this cycle, it synthesize proteins

Gap 2 phase

It is known as the quiescent stage of the cell cycle

G0 phase

It has half the number of chromosome

Haploid

It has two sets of chromosomes

Diploid

Happens during meiosis tetrads

Homologous

Bound at center by centromere

Chromatid

A disc like structure in the plane of the equator of the spin separates the two sets of chromosomes during cytokinesis

Cell plate

Dividing stage

Cell division

Body cell

Mitosis

Sex cell

Meiosis

Karyokinesis

Nucleus

Cytokinesis

Cytoplasm

Cell plate

Plant cell

Cleavage furrow

animal cell

Why do cells divide

To multiply For growth To repair To give identical copy

Cells grow without limit

DNA overload

Food and oxygen have to cross membrane

Exchange of material

Thread like Structure

Chromatin

Condensed structure

chromatid

Butterfly like structure

Chromosome

One of a network of filament that extend inward from the pulse of a dividing cell, forming a spindle shaped figure

Spindle fiber

A protein structure it forms at the centromere

Kinetochore

Three types of cell divison

Prokaryotes Eukaryotes Sometic cell

Divide forming new identical cell

Binary fission

The other word for body cell

sometic cell

Three main steps of binary fission

DNA replication Chromosome segregation Cytokinesis

In this checkpoint It decides whether or not cell will divide

G1 checkpoint

Determines if DNA has been properly replicated

S checkpoint

Ensures chromosomes are aligned at mitotic plate

Mitotic spindle checkpoint