
Regulating the Cell Cycle + Cancer (part 3)
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Biology, Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Kevin Cable
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23 Slides • 12 Questions
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How is the cell cycle regulated?
How do cancer cells differ from other cells?
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Multiple Select
If there is empty space by a cell then which two things will the cell do?
grow
stop growth
not divide
divide
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Multiple Choice
There are different regulatory proteins that respond to events inside and outside the cell and these proteins affect cell growth.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is responsible for stimulating the growth and division of cells?
cell cycle checkpoints
cyclins
growth factors
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Multiple Select
Which of the following occur during cell Apoptosis? (select all that apply)
cell membrane breaks
cell growth
DNA replication
cell self-destructs / dies
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UNCONTROLLED CELL GROWTH
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Open Ended
What do you currently know about cancer?
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Multiple Select
Which of the following apply to cancer cells?
performs mitosis normally
lost control of the cell cycle
lost control of mitosis
all growth checkpoints work
grow + divide uncontrollably
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Multiple Choice
What is the main factor that causes a cell to become cancerous?
changing the order of the cell cycle
making to many proteins
changes or defects to DNA
environmental factors
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Multiple Select
Which of the following increases the risk of DNA mutations occurring? (check all that apply)
exercising regularly
exposure to toxins
certain viral infections
playing video games
exposure to radiation
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Multiple Choice
Some tumors grow in one location while others can grow and spread to other locations.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which type of tumor can spread to other areas of the body?
Malignant Tumor
Benign Tumor
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Multiple Select
What are some ways cancer cells can interfere with other cells? (check all that apply)
diverting blood flow away from healthy cells
stealing nutrients
interfering with nerve connections
preventing normal organ function
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UNCONTROLLED CELL GROWTH
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Multiple Choice
Stem cells are unspecialized and are able to become any type of cell in an organism.
True
False
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