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Anatomy Cells Review (Chromosomes & Mitosis) D

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Proteins used for chromosome replicationDNA Helicase and DNA Polymerase
Breaks the hydrogen bonds between the nucleotidesDNA Helocase
Adds nucleotides to the new DNA strandDNA Polymerase
Somatic cellbody cell
gametesex cell
eggs and spermgametes
2n for humans46 chromosomes, diploid cell
n for humans23 chromosomes, haploid gamete cell
Autosomal chromosomes1-22, not sex chromosomes
Sex chromosomes#23, X or Y
xxgirl
xyboy
who determins the sex of the child?boy
Karyotypepicture of your DNA
Down SyndromExtra chromosome 21, mental retardation, strechy ligaments
G1, S, G2, Mitosis, & Cytokinesis5 stages of the cell cycle
G1Growth and metaboism
SReplicate DNA with DNA helicase and polymerase
G2Growth and preparation for division
MitosisNucleus divides
CytokinesisCytoplasm divides
Uncontrolled celldivision or cell deathCancer
Stages of MitosisPMAT: Prophase, metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
When does mitosis occure?After G2
ProphaseNucleous disaperase, spindle fibers form, chromatin condenses (DNA)
MetaphaseChromosomes are pulled by spindle fibers to the center of the cell (medially)
AnaphaseChromatids are separated by spindle fibers and pulled to opposite ends of the cell.
TelophaseNucleus reforms, Chromosomes unwind into chromatin.
Cytokinesis in AnimalsCell Furrow
Cytokinesis in PlantsCell Plate (contains a new cell wall)
Uncontrolled cell death or growthCancer
ApoptosisProgramed cell death
MetastasisSpread of cancer cells
OncogenesStop cells from undergoing mitosis


Science Teacher
Ola High School
McDonough, GA

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