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1. What do Stop or destroy cells that aren't developing correctly
cells have
control
over?
Remember there is G0 also which is the resting point
2. What is the
cell cycle?
3. Cells in the most cells are in the resting phase but are activated as needed to replace
rest-ing damanged cells
phase
like wound healing
When these cells die they cannot be
4. Terminally
differ-entiated replaced like heart muscle cells after a
cells
heart attack
5. Constantly Cells with a high turnover rate are constantly dividing to balance cell death
divid-ing cells
6. Do malignant yes
cells go
through the
same cell cy-
cle as a
healthy cell?
7. G0 Resting phase
The cell conducts normal cell function while resting from replication
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8. G1 Cell growth
the cell begins to synthesis proteins and RNA
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9. Synthesis Phase DNA replication
the DNA replicates resulting in the formation of identical pairs of DNA called
chromatids attached at the centromere
10. G2 Cell growth
This pre-division phase includes RNA an proteins synthesis
11. Mitosis The replicated chromosomes align separate and move into two identical new
nuclei
12. What is the damage is detected?
gas petal of
cell divi-sion?
13. What is
proto
oncogene?
14. What
happens
before a new
phase in the
cell cycle
occur?
15. If DNA is
dam-aged
what hap-
pens after?
16. What happens
if no DNA
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The oncogene this tells the damaged
cell when to begin dividing
Normal genes that Tumor suppressor proteins which are coded by tumor suppressor
stimulate cell growth and genes pause the cycle for DNA repair or cause cell death
division and help regulate
cell division BRAKES THE CELL CYCLE
There is "check points" to Cyclins and cyclin- dependent kinase enzymes signals to allow the cell to
make sure the DNA isnt progress to the next phase of the cycle
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1. What do Stop or destroy cells that aren't developing correctly
cells have
control
over?
Remember there is G0 also which is the resting point
2. What is the
cell cycle?
3. Cells in the most cells are in the resting phase but are activated as needed to replace
rest-ing damanged cells
phase
like wound healing
When these cells die they cannot be
4. Terminally
differ-entiated replaced like heart muscle cells after a
cells
heart attack
5. Constantly Cells with a high turnover rate are constantly dividing to balance cell death
divid-ing cells
6. Do malignant yes
cells go
through the
same cell cy-
cle as a
healthy cell?
7. G0 Resting phase
The cell conducts normal cell function while resting from replication
1/
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Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
8. G1 Cell growth
the cell begins to synthesis proteins and RNA
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9. Synthesis Phase DNA replication
the DNA replicates resulting in the formation of identical pairs of DNA called
chromatids attached at the centromere
10. G2 Cell growth
This pre-division phase includes RNA an proteins synthesis
11. Mitosis The replicated chromosomes align separate and move into two identical new
nuclei
12. What is the damage is detected?
gas petal of
cell divi-sion?
13. What is
proto
oncogene?
14. What
happens
before a new
phase in the
cell cycle
occur?
15. If DNA is
dam-aged
what hap-
pens after?
16. What happens
if no DNA
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The oncogene this tells the damaged
cell when to begin dividing
Normal genes that Tumor suppressor proteins which are coded by tumor suppressor
stimulate cell growth and genes pause the cycle for DNA repair or cause cell death
division and help regulate
cell division BRAKES THE CELL CYCLE
There is "check points" to Cyclins and cyclin- dependent kinase enzymes signals to allow the cell to
make sure the DNA isnt progress to the next phase of the cycle
17.
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