Cell Cycle, Cancer, & Meiosis Review

Cancer cells do not enter Go. So they are most likely to--

• mutate during G2

• continuously repeat the cell cycle

• die after replication

• fail to complete mitosis

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If an egg cell has a mutation it will affect--

• every cell formed after the egg is fertilized

• not affect any cells

• affect the parent

• mutations do not occur

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Which disorder occurs when the cell cycle is disrupted and cells divide uncontrollably?

• AIDS

• Pneumonia

• Strep throat

• Cancer

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Mutations during the cell cycle will most likely cause--

• slower growth

• uncontrolled growth

• halt in cell division

• nothing

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Cancer cells form masses of tissue called--

• tumors

• cell bags

• alveoli

• metastasize

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Which does NOT occur in BOTH mitosis and meiosis?

• The DNA is replicated

• Cells divide into equal sized halves

• There is reduction in the number of chromosomes

• The chromosomes align themselves at opposite ends of the cells

Meiosis results in daughter cells that are

• identical

• not identical

Meiosis results in daughter cells that have--

• the same number of chromosomes as the parent

• a smaller number of chromosomes as the parent

Meiosis plays a more significant role that mitosis in--

• reproducing asexually

• growing and developing

• obtaining and using energy

• increasing genetic variation

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List the stages of the cell cycle in order

• C-T-A-M-P-I

• P-M-A-T-I-C

• I-P-M-A-T-C

• M-A-T-C-I-P

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