The phase of the cell cycle that occupies most of a cells life interphase.

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The phase of the cell cycle that occupies most of a cells life interphase

What occurs after cytokinesis is completed? G1

What is correct sequence of cell cycle G1, s, g2, mitosis, cytokinesis

Cells that are not dividing remain in the g1

What occurs in s phase Dna replication

The first 3 phases of the cell cycle are known as interphase

Mitosis is the process by which Nucleus divides

Mitosis forms cells that are Diploid identical

Normal cells become cancer cells when Cells do not respond to checkpoints

How many chromosomes are in the body cells of an organism that has a haploid number of 10 20

Somatic cells are Body cells diploid

Gametes are Sex cells haploid

Crossing over occurs during Meiosis Prophase 1

What provides new genetic combinations? Random fertilization Random alignment Crossing over

DNA is in the form of _____ when the cell is not dividing chromatin

Harmful cancer malignant

Checkpoints are checking for: Is cell big enough Are spindle fibers attached to chromosomes correctly Is DNA copied correctly

Harmless cancers benign

During what phase does the cell prepare for division G2

The failure of the chromosomes to separate during division is called: Nondisjunction

Signs of Cancer? Caution ABCD

What phase of mitosis do chromosomes become visible prophase

What is the correct sequence of events in Mitosis PMAT

How many pairs of chromosomes are present in body cells? 23

Differentiate between mitosis and meiosis Crossing over Two divisions Haploid 4 cells Produces gametes (sperm/egg)

Growth of new blood vessels to support tumors is called _________. angiogenesis

What is trisomy 21? Down Syndrome

What is monosomy X? Turners Syndrome

What is XXY Klinefelter syndrome

What two cells are found in the testicles? Leydig Sertoli

Identify the 3 glands that associate with the male reproductive system? Bulbourethral (Cowpers) Seminal vesicle Prostate

What is the pathway that sperm travel through the male reproductive tract? Semineferous tubules Epididymis Vas deferens urethra

Identify the 3 type of spongy tissue in the penis. Corporus cavernosus Corporus spongiosum Spongy urethra

3 layers of uterus Mucousa Muscularis serosa

Function of? Vagina Ovary Fallopian tube uterus

Sperm leave the body at ___ feet per second. 200

Name of the head of the sperm? acrosome

Outer portion of ovary cortex

Leading cause of death from cancer in men prostate

Which hormone acts on spermatogenesi? FSH – follicle stimulating hormone

Identify 2 muscle associated with testis and scrotum Dartos cremaster

Which cells in the testicles supports sperm development and secretes FSH sertoli

Which analogous structure? Vaginapenis Labia minora Clitoris Ovaries