Cell Cycle and Cancer Review

Cells are either in

• intercourse, DNA
• Interphase, mitosis
• interphase, meiosis
• Outerphase, Mitosis

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In interphase what occurs?

• Replication of DNA, shrinking, Cell Collapse
• Apoptosis
• Growth, Replication of DNA, and Cell Function
• Duplication

Cells spend 90% of their lifetime in

• mitosis
• interphase
• apoptosis
• repairing damaged cells

A tumor is a....

• mass of DNA
• mass of normal cells
• mass of damaged cells
• mass of blue cells

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The cell cyle is regulated by...

• cyclins
• CDK's
• hormones
• CDK's and cyclins

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Why is it called the synthesis stage? 

• protien synthesis is happening
• DNA synthesis is happening
• several smaller stages are combined
• the chromosomes line up

Cancer cells can reproduce rapidly because they

• are smaller than normal cells
• skip interphase
• undergo mitosis more slowly
• spend less time in interphase

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What is the purpose of the cell cycle? 

• Growth
• Repair
• make food for the cell
• growth AND repair

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the period of the cell cycle when the cells is not dividing, accounts for about 90% of time, divided into G1, S and G2

• interphase
• mitosis
• chromatin
• anaphase

What is cancer?

• Colon Cancer
• Uncontrolled Cell growth
• Gentic Links
• Hair Loss

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