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Vocabulary
The
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Cell Cycle
Levels of
DNA
Vocabulary
2
Organization
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The final phase of
mitosis, in which a new
membrane forms
around each set of
chromosomes, creating
two identical nuclei.
telophase
Life cycle of a cell
that includes
phases of growth
and development
and reproduction.
cell cycle
Cells that are
able to produce
different types
of cells.
stem cells
Similar cells that
work together and
perform a function.
tissue
A process in which
the nucleus of the
cell divides.
mitosis
What phase of the
cell cycle does this
cell represent?
metaphase
What phase of the
cell cycle does this
cell represent?
telophase
What phase of the
cell cycle does this
cell represent?
anaphase
What phase of the
cell cycle does this
cell represent?
interphase
What phase of the
cell cycle does this
cell represent?
prophase
What are the
levels of
organization
from smallest to
most complex?
cells, tissues,
organs, organ
system
List three
examples of
organs in the
human body.
Heart, stomach,
spleen, skin, brain,
kidneys, bladder,
lungs….
What are the functions of
the following Organ
Systems?
• Integumentary
• Skeletal
• Muscular
• Respiratory
•Protection and homeostasis
•Protection and support
•Movement
•Delivers oxygen and
removes waste
List three
examples of
cells in the
body.
Muscle cell, neuron,
blood cell, sperm,
egg, skin cell
What is cell
differentiation?
A process in which
cells become
different types of
cells.
What is the basic
shape of DNA?
Double helix or
twisted ladder
What are the sides
of the DNA molecule
made of?
Sugar
(deoxyribose) and
phosphate
What are the
steps or rungs of
the DNA molecule
made up of?
Nitrogen bases
adenine, thymine,
cytosine & guanine
What does DNA
stand for?
Deoxyribonucleic
acid
Label the diagram.
2
4
3
5
1
6
7
1.Phosphate
2.Sugar (deoxyribose)
3.Nitrogen bases
4.Guanine
5.Adenine
6.Cytosine
7.Thymine
A disk formed
between the two
new nuclei of a
plant cell that is
dividing.
cell plate
The longest phase
of the cell cycle in
which a cell is
preparing to
reproduce
interphase
A section of DNA
that has
information about a
specific trait of an
organism.
gene
What is DNA and
What is RNA?
DNA: deoxyribonucleic acid;
genetic material located in
the nucleus of a cell
RNA: ribonucleic acid; plays
an important role in the
production of proteins.
Groups of tissues
that work together
and perform one or
more functions.
organ
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