Mitosis Quizzes Solved 100% Correct
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What is replication - Answer When the cell makes a copy of the DNA in its nucleus in
a process
What is the function of DNA - Answer A nucleic acid found in the chromosomes that
holds all the information that the cell needs to carry out its functions
Could the two new daughter cells survive without the Parent's cells DNA? Explain. -
Answer No because the DNA of the daughter cells must be replications of the DNA
of the Parent's cells
Describe what happens after the cell's DNA has been replicated - Answer
Preparation for cell division begins
Why do you think Interphase is known as the resting phase? - Answer It's a state where
cell division doesn't occur
Describe what happens during Mitosis - Answer The state during which the cell's nucleus
divides nucleus into 2 nuclei. One copy of the DNA is distributed into each of the two
nuclei
4 phases of mitosis and what do they do - Answer 1. Prophase- Chromatin condenses
2. Metaphase- Chromosomes attach to spindle fibers
3. Anaphase- Chromatin separates
, 4. Telophase- New nuclear membranes form
During what stage of the Cell Cycle will we see chromatin under a microscope - Answer
Interphase
Define chromatin - Answer Material in cells that contains DNA and carries
genetic information
Chromosome - Answer Rod shaped structure of condensed chromatin, contains DNA
Sister chromatid - Answer One of the identical rods of a chromosome- Each side of
the chromosome
Centromere - Answer The sister chromatids are attached in the middle by a centromere
How similar are Parent Cells and Daughter Cells - Answer Identical
Why do they have to be identical - Answer to carry out their specific function
What is the cell cycle - Answer The regular sequence of growth and division that
cells undergo
3 parts of cell cycle - Answer 1. Interphase
2. Mitosis
3. Cytokinesis
When we grow do our cells increase in size or quantity? - Answer Quantity since
we make more cells as we need them. We replace old cells with new cells.
|Verified Solutions
What is replication - Answer When the cell makes a copy of the DNA in its nucleus in
a process
What is the function of DNA - Answer A nucleic acid found in the chromosomes that
holds all the information that the cell needs to carry out its functions
Could the two new daughter cells survive without the Parent's cells DNA? Explain. -
Answer No because the DNA of the daughter cells must be replications of the DNA
of the Parent's cells
Describe what happens after the cell's DNA has been replicated - Answer
Preparation for cell division begins
Why do you think Interphase is known as the resting phase? - Answer It's a state where
cell division doesn't occur
Describe what happens during Mitosis - Answer The state during which the cell's nucleus
divides nucleus into 2 nuclei. One copy of the DNA is distributed into each of the two
nuclei
4 phases of mitosis and what do they do - Answer 1. Prophase- Chromatin condenses
2. Metaphase- Chromosomes attach to spindle fibers
3. Anaphase- Chromatin separates
, 4. Telophase- New nuclear membranes form
During what stage of the Cell Cycle will we see chromatin under a microscope - Answer
Interphase
Define chromatin - Answer Material in cells that contains DNA and carries
genetic information
Chromosome - Answer Rod shaped structure of condensed chromatin, contains DNA
Sister chromatid - Answer One of the identical rods of a chromosome- Each side of
the chromosome
Centromere - Answer The sister chromatids are attached in the middle by a centromere
How similar are Parent Cells and Daughter Cells - Answer Identical
Why do they have to be identical - Answer to carry out their specific function
What is the cell cycle - Answer The regular sequence of growth and division that
cells undergo
3 parts of cell cycle - Answer 1. Interphase
2. Mitosis
3. Cytokinesis
When we grow do our cells increase in size or quantity? - Answer Quantity since
we make more cells as we need them. We replace old cells with new cells.
