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Name this stage.
Anaphase
substance in which a solute
is dissolved
Solvent
Interphase
Interphase
Nucleolus
human sex cells
Eggs and Sperm
What is cytokinesis?
What is cytokinesis?
Division of the
Cytoplasm
repelled by water
Non-polar
Name this stage.
Interphase
maintenance of a relatively
stable internal environment
Homeostasis
Chromosome
Chromosome
Centromere
aqueous environment
inside the cell
Intracellular
Telophase
Telophase
Cleavage
Furrow
solution that causes water to
move into cell and the cell
swells
Hypotonic
Prophase
Prophase
Centriole
bulk transport of
molecules into a cell
Endocytosis
What is the visible, compact
form of DNA called?
What is the visible, compact
form of DNA called?
Chromosome
membrane protein that helps
to transport ions (e.g. Na+,
K+) from lower
concentration to higher
concentration
Ion Pump
Has DNA Synthesis Occurred?
NO
movement of large
amounts of molecules
across the plasma
membrane requiring
energy
Bulk Transport
membrane that allows
some molecules to pass
through but not others
Selectively Permeable
solution in which a cell
does not swell or shrink
Isotonic
What is mitosis?
What is mitosis?
Division of the Nucleus
sex cells are also known as
Gametes
stage that comes before
cell division in which the
cell grows and synthesizes
DNA
Interphase
part of a phospholipid
that faces “watery”
environments
Phosphate Head
Name this stage.
Prophase
term that describes the
composition of the
plasma membrane that
includes two layers of
phospholipids
Phospholipid Bilayer
proteins within plasma
membrane
Membrane Proteins
regulates what goes into
and out of the cell
Plasma (Cell)
Membrane
movement of molecules
from higher to lower
concentration
Diffusion
movement of molecules
across the plasma
membrane
Molecular Transport
substance that is dissolved
in a solvent
Solute
movement of small,
uncharged molecules
across the plasma
membrane; does not
require energy
Passive Transport
diffusion of molecules
across a membrane that
requires assistance from a
membrane protein
Facilitated Diffusion
a uniform mixture in
which one substance
is dissolved in another
Solution
Phospholipid
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Phospholipid
Phosphate Head
Polar “Attracted to Water”
Lipid Tails
Non-Polar “Repelled by Water”
Name this stage.
Metaphase
amount of solute/amount
of solvent
Concentration
solution in which water
moves out of a cell and
the cell shrinks
Hypertonic
Name this stage.
Telophase
part of a phospholipid that
faces away from “watery”
environments
Lipid Tails
Prophase
Prophase
Nuclear
Membrane
bulk transport of
molecules out of a cell
Exocytosis
diffusion of water across a
membrane
Osmosis
plant sex cells
Eggs and Pollen
attracted to water
Polar
movement of large or
charged molecules across
the plasma membrane
from lower concentration
to higher concentration;
requires energy
Active Transport
reduction division
Meiosis
aqueous environment
outside of the cell
Extracellular
Prophase
Prophase
Spindle
Are sex cells haploid or
diploid?
Haploid
What does haploid mean?
Half the number of
Chromosomes
Are you the cell cycle?
Are you the cell cycle?
Yes, I’m PMAT C!
What two processes
make up Cell Division?
What two processes
make up Cell Division?
Mitosis and Cytokinesis
Chromosome
Chromosome
Sister
Chromatid
Name this stage.
Telophase
What form is DNA in
during Interphase?
What form is DNA in
during Interphase?
Chromatin
Telophase
Telophase
Cell Plate