WCU PHYS 261 EXAM SCRIPT VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS COMPLETE
REVIEW MATERIAL
●● Interphase
Answer: - normal metabolic functions
- not part of mitosis
- 3 stages (G1, S, G2)
●● 3 Stages of Interphase
Answer: G1 - centrioles begin replicating
S - DNA is replicated
G2 - centrioles finish replicating
●● Early Prophase
Answer: - chromatin condenses
- sister chromatids held together by centromere
- mitotic spindle (centrosomes)
●● Late Prophase
Answer: - nuclear envelope breaks up
,- chromosomes drawn to the middle of the cell
●● Metaphase
Answer: - chromosomes line up at the equator
- enzymes separate the chromatids
●● Anaphase
Answer: - shortest phase
- centromeres split
- chromatids -> chromosomes
- microtubules pull chromosomes to poles
●● Telophase
Answer: - prophase in reverse
- chromosomes uncoil -> chromatin
- new nuclear envelope forms
- spindle breaks down
- end of mitosis
●● Cytokinesis
Answer: - actin microfilaments forms cleavage furrow
- division of cytoplasm
, ●● Molecular motion
Answer: - random and erratic
- kinetic energy
●● passive transport
Answer: movement driven by concentration/pressure differences
- equalizes gradient
●● active transport
Answer: cell provides energy to power movement
●● Diffusion
Answer: movement of molecules from region of higher concentration to
lower concentration
- driving force is kinetic energy
●● potential energy
Answer: stored energy
(molecules want to move with the concentration gradient = high
potential energy)
●● simple diffusion
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS COMPLETE
REVIEW MATERIAL
●● Interphase
Answer: - normal metabolic functions
- not part of mitosis
- 3 stages (G1, S, G2)
●● 3 Stages of Interphase
Answer: G1 - centrioles begin replicating
S - DNA is replicated
G2 - centrioles finish replicating
●● Early Prophase
Answer: - chromatin condenses
- sister chromatids held together by centromere
- mitotic spindle (centrosomes)
●● Late Prophase
Answer: - nuclear envelope breaks up
,- chromosomes drawn to the middle of the cell
●● Metaphase
Answer: - chromosomes line up at the equator
- enzymes separate the chromatids
●● Anaphase
Answer: - shortest phase
- centromeres split
- chromatids -> chromosomes
- microtubules pull chromosomes to poles
●● Telophase
Answer: - prophase in reverse
- chromosomes uncoil -> chromatin
- new nuclear envelope forms
- spindle breaks down
- end of mitosis
●● Cytokinesis
Answer: - actin microfilaments forms cleavage furrow
- division of cytoplasm
, ●● Molecular motion
Answer: - random and erratic
- kinetic energy
●● passive transport
Answer: movement driven by concentration/pressure differences
- equalizes gradient
●● active transport
Answer: cell provides energy to power movement
●● Diffusion
Answer: movement of molecules from region of higher concentration to
lower concentration
- driving force is kinetic energy
●● potential energy
Answer: stored energy
(molecules want to move with the concentration gradient = high
potential energy)
●● simple diffusion