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Different stages of mitosis Chromosome lingo Cell CycleCheck pointsCancer

Miscellaneous

 When is DNA called chromatin?  When it is in the nucleus during interphase; the spaghetti Board

 When is DNA called a sister chromatid?  When it is paired up during mitosis Board

 What is the spot called that holds chromatids together?  Centromere Board

 DNA is packed tightly together in an organized fashion, what is that called?  Super coiling Board

 What stage of mitosis is this?  Anaphase Board

 What stage of mitosis is this?  metaphase Board

 This stage of mitosis is called what?  Prophase Board

 This stage of mitosis is called what?  Telophase Board

 What are the 3 stages of interphase?  Gap 1, Synthesis, Gap 2 Board

 What is the longest stage of the cell life?  Interphase  Board Board

 What is the last thing that a cell goes through to complete the cell cycle?  Cytokinesis  Board Board

 What stage is the DNA copied (be specific)?  S phase of Interphase  Board Board

 What are the 3 Checkpoints of a cell?  G1, G2, Mitosis Board

 If the surroundings are favorable after the G1 checkpoint what will the cell do?  Cell will go into the S phase of interphase Board

 What is the checkpoint called where the cell makes sure there are no mistakes in the DNA and the cell is big enough to split?  G2 Board

 What happens during the mitosis checkpoint?  Checks to make sure the chromosomes are properly attached to the spindle fibers Board

 What is the definition of cancer?  Uncontrolled cell growth Board

 What are the two types of cancer?  Benign and malignant Board

 What is the type of cancer that can move from one place to another within the body?  Malignant Board

 What does benign mean?  Does not move from one spot to another Board

 What does DNA wrap around when it is going to supercoil?  Histone Board

 What is a nucleosome?  When DNA is wrapped around a histone core Board

 DNA is made of hereditary units called what?  Genes Board

 What shape is the chromosome in a prokaryotes?  Circular Board

 Cytokinesis in plants involves the formation of what in the center of the cell?  Cell plate Board

 In animal cytokinesis what splits the cell in two?  Belt of proteins Board

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