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Biology
Cell Biology
Chromosomes and Mitosis
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What do most cells in your body contain?
A
nucleus
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What do chromosomes contain?
Genetic
material
in the form of DNA
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What are chromosomes made of?
Coiled up lengths of
DNA
molecules
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What do different genes on chromosomes control?
The development of different
characteristics
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How many copies of each chromosome do body cells normally have?
Two
copies
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Where do the two copies of chromosomes come from?
One from the
mother
and one from the
father
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How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have?
23
pairs
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What is the purpose of the cell cycle in multicellular organisms?
To produce new cells for
growth
and repair
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What is the stage of the cell cycle when the cell divides called?
Mitosis
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How do multicellular organisms use mitosis?
To grow or replace
damaged
cells
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What is the result of the cell cycle?
Two new cells
identical
to the original
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What are the main stages of the cell cycle?
Growth &
DNA Replication
Mitosis
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What happens to DNA in a cell that is not dividing?
It
is
spread out
in
long strings
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What must a cell do before it divides?
Grow and increase
subcellular
structures
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What happens to DNA before cell division?
It duplicates to form
X-shaped
chromosomes
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What occurs during mitosis regarding chromosomes?
They
line up
and are
pulled apart
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What forms around the sets of chromosomes after mitosis?
Membranes
that become
nuclei
of new cells
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What happens to the cytoplasm and cell membrane after mitosis?
They divide to form two new daughter cells
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What is true about the DNA in daughter cells after mitosis?
It is identical to the
parent cell's
DNA
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What is the process of mitosis in simple terms?
Chromosomes
line up at the center
Cell fibers
pull them apart
Membranes
form around each set
Cytoplasm
and membrane divide
Two identical
daughter cells
are formed
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If a student counts 11 cells undergoing mitosis out of 73 total cells, what is the percentage of cells undergoing mitosis?
15.07
%
15.07\%
15.07%
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How can a student tell if a cell is undergoing mitosis?
By observing the alignment of chromosomes
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