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1 Mitosis: Cell Cycle Review G0: What is happening? Define Cell Cycle:
The cell’s nucleus and nuclear material divide; includes four sub-stages. List the main things that happen in each stage: Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cell Cycle Review G0: What is happening? When cells do not enter G0, what will they do? Define Cell Cycle: Interphase Longest phase of cell cycle. List main points of each stage: G1- S phase- G2- Cytokinesis

2 Form the complimentary strand of DNA: ATT – GAT – CTG - TAC
Define: Spindle Fiber: Chromosome: Spindle: Centrioles: Chromatin: What are the elements in nucleic acids? A segment of DNA that codes for a trait is called a: Form the complimentary strand of DNA: ATT – GAT – CTG - TAC List the four nitrogen bases of DNA: Key Points: Cell Cycle includes: 1.Interphase: What are the three parts? 2.Mitosis: What are the four parts, in correct order? 3. Cytokinesis: What happens? After mitosis, one cell splits into daughter cells with identical chromosomes and chromosome numbers to the original parent cell. An apple cell has 17 chromosomes. After mitosis, each daughter cell will have how many chromosomes? Write the correct number in each apple. Disruptions in the cell cycle can lead to diseases such as: How do tumors form? What are the three parts of a nucleotide? What 2 parts of a nucleotide make up the backbone of DNA What part of a nucleotide makes up the genetic code of DNA? Complimentary nitrogen bases in DNA are connected by: bonds. The structure of DNA is called a: mitosis 17 Which is A and which is B? – Centromere: center of chromosome – Chromatids: two identical “sister” parts of the chromosome.


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