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Cell Cycle 1

Cell Cycle 2

Cell Cycle 3

DNA 1

DNA 2

DNA 3

Prokaryotic Cell Division Eukaryotic Cell Division Chromosome Number Prokaryotic Cell Division Eukaryotic Cell Division Chromosome Structure Cell Cycle Cytokinesis $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

This molecule makes up Chromosomes

What is DNA?

This forms and divides plant cells

What is a cell plate?

Most common type of reproduction used by unicellular eukaryotes

What is mitosis?

Organelle in eukaryotes where DNA is found

What is the nucleus?

The longest phase of the cell cycle

What is Interphase?

Division of prokaryotic cells is called this

What is binary fission?

Comparison of daughter cells formed when a bacterial cell divides

What is identical?

Shortest phase of the cell cycle

What is cytokinesis?

Phase where cells exit the cell cycle and don’t divide or copy DNA

What is the Go phase?

Phase of the cell cycle when DNA is copied

What is the S phase?

Example of a common prokaryote

What are bacteria?

Characteristic that groups all Prokaryotes together

What is no nucleus & no membrane-bound organelles?

Cytokinesis begins during this mitotic stage

What is telophase?

Daily Double!!

Division of prokaryotic cells is called this

What is binary fission?

Comparison of daughter cells formed when a bacterial cell divides

What is identical?

Two scientists that built the first model of DNA structure

Who are Watson & Crick?

Process described by Frederick Griffith where harmless bacteria take on traits of disease causing bacteria

What is transformation?

A scientist who, along with others, found that DNA, not protein, is the cell’s genetic material

Who is Oswald Avery?

Two scientists who used radioactive markers to reinforce the idea that DNA is carrying the genetic material of the cell

Who are Hershey and Chase?

Scientist that studied DNA crystals using x-ray diffraction

Who is Rosalind Franklin?

Five carbon sugar on DNA

What is deoxyribose?

Single-ringed nitrogenous base

What is a pyrimidine?

Nitrogen base that pairs with thymine

What is adenine?

Weak bonds that hold nitrogen bases together in base pairing

What are hydrogen bonds?

Shape of a DNA molecule

What is a double helix?

Process where DNA makes a copy of itself

What is replication?

Enzyme that breaks hydrogen bonds between nitrogen bases in DNA before replication

What is DNA helicase?

Enzyme that binds to each separated DNA strand and joins nucleotides to make a complementary strand of DNA

What is DNA polymerase?

DNA polymerase can only work in this direction

What is 5’ to 3’

Found only on the lagging strand, these are small segments of DNA

What are Okazaki fragments