What is a gamete?

Which of the following would be examples of gamete? (Check ALL that apply.)

The type of ASEXUAL reproduction done by bacteria is:

How many bacterial cells are needed for binary fission to occur?

The type of cell division done to make gametes is:

The type of cell division done to make more cells is:

Which of the following steps are involved in binary fission? (Check ALL that apply.)

The cell that divides to make two new cells is called the:

The cells that result from a parent cell dividing are called the:

The form DNA takes when it is coiled tightly for cell division

The relaxed form of DNA

What term best describes the entire picture shown here?

What term best describes the ORANGE PORTION of the picture shown here?

What term best describes the BLACK DOT in the picture shown here?

How many chromatids are shown in this picture?

Chromosomes that occur in pairs and have the same size, shape, and genetic information are called:

A cell that has TWO copies of every chromosome is said to be:

A cell that has ONE copy of every chromosome is said to be:

All of the following would be considered DIPLOID EXCEPT:

The word somatic means:

How many chromosomes are supposed to be in human somatic cells?

How many chromosomes are supposed to be in human reproductive cells?

The fusion of two gametes, resulting in the formation of a zygote is:

In horses, the haploid number is 32, what is the DIPLOID number?

Having an extra copy of a chromosome is:

What is this called?

Is this person male or female?

Does this person have a normal or an abnormal number of chromosomes?

Chromosomes are read by your cell just like you read a sentence. If the "chromosome" was supposed to say:

"She has ten toes."

But then a DELETION MUTATION occurred. What might the "Chromosome" say now?

Chromosomes are read by your cell just like you read a sentence. If the "chromosome" was supposed to say:

"She has ten toes."

But then an INVERSION MUTATION occurred. What might the "Chromosome" say now?

Chromosomes are read by your cell just like you read a sentence. If the "chromosome" was supposed to say:

"She has ten toes."

But then a DUPLICATION MUTATION occurred. What might the "Chromosome" say now?

Which of the following are part of the cell cycle? (Check ALL that apply.)

Which of the following are part of the interphase? (Check ALL that apply.)

Which of the following are part of the mitosis? (Check ALL that apply.)

Nerve cells are stuck in this part of the cell cycle

What stage comes IMMEDIATELY AFTER G1

The part of the cell cycle where the DNA is copied.

Which step in mitosis is when:

Spindle fibers begin to form

Which step in mitosis is when:

The nuclear membrane DISAPPEARS

Which step in mitosis is when:

Centrioles move to the poles

Which step in mitosis is when:

Chromosomes coil tightly

Which step in mitosis is when:

Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell

Which step in mitosis is when:

Spindle fibers attach to the chromosomes

Which step in mitosis is when:

Double stranded chromosomes get pulled apart

Which step in mitosis is when:

Individual chromatids are pulled away from each other

Which step in mitosis is when:

Spindle fibers disappear

Which step in mitosis is when:

Nuclear membrane reforms

Which step in mitosis is when:

Chromosomes uncoil (relax)

Which step in mitosis is when:

Centrioles replicate (copy)

Cytokinesis is different in plants because plants have a:

The division of the cytoplasm is:

Uncontrolled cell growth and division is:

Something that speeds up a chemical reaction

Amount of a substance in a particular area

A group of tissues working together

Organelle that's made of RNA and is site of protein synthesis

Movement of water across a semipermeable membrane

Idea supported by A LOT of evidence and currently has no evidence against it

Structures that are used to help move big things across the cell membrane.