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Name __________________________________________________________________________ Date __________ Per _________
Cell Cycle WS II
I. Matching – Each choice is used one time.
A. binary fission
_________1. Period of time from the beginning of one cell division to the beginning of the next
_________2. End of telophase in which one cell splits into two cells
_________3. Describes ability of a cell to differentiate into any type of cell
_________4. Area where sister chromatids are attached
_________5. Biomolecule used to build cell plate in plant cells
_________6. Part of interphase in which DNA replicates; “point of no return”
_________7. Genetic make-up of a cell (ex. Humans have 46 chromosomes)
_________8. Division of the nucleus
_________9. Proteins used to construct spindle fiber network
_________10. Only found in animal cells, help with cell division
_________11. Proteins that regulate timing of the cell cycle; malfunction may lead to cancer
_________12. Pinched in portion of animal cell membrane; seen in telophase
_________13. Two identical strands of DNA; DNA that has been replicated
_________14. Part of interphase in which a cell is doing its cell job, growing
_________15. Network that shortens to pull apart DNA during anaphase
_________16. Fine strands of DNA wrapped in protein
_________17. Asexual reproduction in prokaryotes
_________18. Thickened, condensed form of DNA; visible with compound light microscope
_________19. Part of interphase in which centrioles replicate; preparation for cell division
_________20. Unspecialized cell capable of infinite reproduction
B. cell cycle
C. cellulose
D. centrioles
E. centromere
F. chromatin
G. chromosome
H. cleavage furrow
I. cyclins
J. cytokinesis
K. G1
L. G2
M. genome
N. microtubules
O. mitosis
P. pluripotent
Q. S
R. sister chromatids
S. spindle fibers
T. stem cells
II. Complete the following concept map of the cell cycle.
1. Put the name of each phase of the cell cycle on the line in the correct circle. (prophase, interphase, telophase, anaphase, metaphase)
2. Then, use the letters below to describe what is happening in each phase of the cycle by writing the correct letter(s) in the circles on the diagram.
Each letter is used only one time.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
DNA thickens and condenses
chromatids line up at the equator of the cell
nucleolus, nuclear envelope disassemble
nucleolus, nuclear envelope reassemble
sister chromatids pulled apart
normal cell activities take place
consists of G1, S, and G2
H. two cells form
I. DNA replicates
J. cytokinesis occurs
K. centrioles duplicate
L. spindle network fully formed
M. centromeres split
N. chromosomes uncoil to chromatin
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Mitosis Begins
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Use the diagram below to answer questions 1-11.
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Sequence the pictures above in the correct order beginning with interphase: ____________________________________________
Which phase above illustrates sister chromatids detaching at their centromeres? ________ Name the phase __________________
Which phase above illustrates the formation of two new nuclei? _________ Name the phase _______________________________
Which phase above illustrates sub-cellular organelles replicating in preparation for cell division? _________________
Name the phase _______________________
Which phase above would Synthesis have just occurred in? ________ What phase is this? ________________________________
Which phase above represents the shortest phase of mitosis? _______ What is the name of this phase? _____________________
Which phase above is the longest phase of the cell cycle? ________ What is the name of this phase? _______________________
What phase above is the longest phase of mitosis? ________ What is the name of this phase? _____________________________
What phase is NOT part of mitosis? __________ What is the name of this phase? _______________________________________
10. What phase has sister chromatids aligning on the equator of the cell? ________ Name of this phase? ________________________
11. What phase has DNA thicken, coil, and condense into visible sister chromatids? ______Name this phase. ____________________
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12. In order for the kinetochore microtubules to interact with the DNA in prophase, what must happen to the nuclear envelope? How
does this happen? ______________________________________________________________________________________
13. Name all the words that we have used in this unit that could refer to the DNA of an organism. _____________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
14. Beginning with metaphase, sequence the steps of the cell cycle…____________________________________________________
15. Describe the DNA content of the daughter cells in relationship to the original cell (in terms of number of chromosomes and amount
of DNA). _________________________________________________________________________________________________
16. Describe cytokinesis in a plant cell: ____________________________________________________________________________
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17. Describe cytokinesis in an animal cell: __________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
18. How are cancer cells different from normal cells? _________________________________________________________________
19. What is the name of the proteins that regulate the timing of the cell cycle? ____________________________________________
20. Cells that have more DNA in them take longer to complete the S phase of the cell cycle. What occurs during S and why would it
take longer to complete this phase? ___________________________________________________________________________
21. What process do bacteria use to divide? _________________________________ What is the benefit of this type of asexual
reproduction for them? ______________________________________________________________________________________.
22. What is the word for identical genetic information held together at their centromere? ______________________________________
23. What phase of the cell cycle would shortening of the microtubules occur? _____________________________________________
24. What phase of the cell cycle would lengthening of the microtubules occur? ____________________________________________
25. If a cell passes the “point of no return” checkpoint in G1, what will happen next? _______________________________________
26. What is the name of the protein disk that holds sister chromatids together and serves as a place for kinetochore microtubules to
attach? ______________________________